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Kate and Jack are blowing up balloons. Kate has already blown up 10 balloons and continues to blow up 2 balloons per minute. Jake has blown up 4 balloons but continues to blow up 5 balloons per minute. After how long will Kate and Jake have the same number of balloons blown up? How many balloons did they blow up that time?
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ion even kno good luck tho
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if you can i would try graphing them. it helps me a lot. you can turn them into simple equations and type them in a graphing calculator and find the intersection. It seems to be best way but also the less time consumeing.
oh i forgot about graphing them
thanks ill do that
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