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Mathematics, 19.09.2021 23:30 Ksedro1998

15. Tamika eats jellybeans at a rate of 12 jellybeans every 4 minutes. It takes her 30 minutes to eat the snack size pack of jellybeans. Her brother, James, eats jellybeans at a
rate of 28 jellybeans
every 7 minutes. How many fewer minutes does it take James
to eat a snack size pack of jelly beans compare to Tamika?

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