Mathematics, 10.03.2021 23:00 evanwall91
Teddy is charging his Jackie decides she wants to
friends to use his pool: make money too; she tell
s all
Teddy's friends they can swim in
$5 per hour
her pool for 4 hours, only $20
Jackie is sure she
will make more
money than Teddy; is
she correct?
Answers: 1
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