Mathematics, 25.01.2021 01:00 kylies6723

Mark and Andrew are each reading the same book. Mark read 2/3 of the book on Tuesday and 1/6 of the book on Wednesday. Andrew read 1/6 of the book on
Tuesday and 3/4 of the book on Wednesday. Who read more books?

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