Mathematics, 28.09.2020 05:01 Tayj91

2. Ms. B and Ms. D are writing problems for an algebra book. Ms. B started with ten problems already written, and she can write six problems an hour. Ms. D had no problems written, but she writes ten problems an hour. When will Ms. D have the same number of problems written as Ms. B? How many problems will they
each have written at that time?

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