Mathematics, 23.03.2020 18:55, bensleytristap93y8q

Kerry and Watson are cat groomers, Keny's workday is 10 hours and Watson's workday is 8 hours
Kerry and Watson each work 40 hours per wock.
On Monday, Keny groomed 15 cats in 10 hours and Watson groomed 10 cats in 8 hours. They cach
cam $12.75 for each car groomed. Assuming that for the rest of the week Kerry and Watson groom
the same number of cats per workday as they did on Monday, what will be the difference between
their weekly earnings

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