Mathematics
Mathematics, 22.10.2020 22:01, milamdaniela

Sara has 2 paintings in her portfolio and paints 3 more each week. Kevin has 12 paintings in his portfolio and paints 2 more each week. After how
many weeks will Sara and Kevin have the same number of paintings? *
12 weeks
O 10 weeks
O 16 weeks
O 14 weeks

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