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Julie is filling up her water jug before soccer practice. The jug already contained 20 fluid oz of water and is being filled at 3 fluid oz per minute. Brian was also filling his water jug but it contained 34 fluid oz of water and was being filled at a rate of 2 fluid oz per minute. What equation can be written to show, x, the number of minutes that need to pass, before both jugs have the same amount of water in them? (write the equation and solve)
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