Mathematics, 01.03.2021 01:10, glendaward88351

Marsha had $4.00 in her pocket in the morning, and Mark had $0.50. Marsha
sells her sweets for $0.25 each, and
Mark sells his for $0.50 each.
If Marsha and Mark both sold the
same number of sweets, and they
have the same amount of money at
the end of the day, how many sweets
did they each sell?

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