Mathematics, 21.07.2020 05:01 kayla6653

You and your sister are selling cookies to help raise money for your field trip. You start out with $24 and sells each bag of cookies, c, for $3. Your sister doesn’t start out with any money but sells her bags of cookies for $5 each. How many bags of cookies must they sell in order for them to raise the same amount of money?

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