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Mathematics, 11.12.2020 02:40 riptaylorsreputation

Jessa started with 100 sugar cookies for the Christmas banquet and gave away x cookies. Cooper started with 120 cookies but gave away twice as many pieces as Jessa did. How many sugar cookies did Jessa give away if they had the same number left?

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