Mathematics, 17.12.2020 21:00 alyxxboothe

Shamima and George go "trick or treating". Shamima gets 112 pieces of candy. George gets 124 pieces of candy. Shamima eats three (3) pieces of candy a day. George eats four
(4) pieces of candy a day.
a) How many pieces of candy will Shamima and George have after one (1) day?
b) How many pieces of candy will they each have after two (2) days?
c) How many pieces of candy will they each have after ten (10) days?
d) How many pieces of candy will George have after n days?
e) After how many days will George have the same amount of candy as Shamima?

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