Business, 01.04.2020 15:29, yuvallevy14

Jorge has already eaten 8
cookies; he eats 2 'cookies per minute.
Emmanuel has not eaten any but
starts to eat 4 cookies per minute.
When will they have eaten the same amount?
How many cookies will they each have eaten?

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Jorge has already eaten 8
cookies; he eats 2 'cookies per minute.
Emmanuel has not eaten a...