Mathematics, 04.02.2021 05:00 dzepeda061

Jill can make $125 in 5 hours shoveling driveways and Cybil can make $66 in 2 hours shoveling driveways. Maintaining these wages, who would make more money in 3 hours, and how much more would they make?

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