Mathematics
Mathematics, 19.05.2021 04:00, lm942747

Bobby panned for gold for 5 hours on Monday. On Tuesday, he panned for double the time he panned on Monday. On Wednesday, he panned for 2 more hours than he did on Tuesday. He took Thursday off. On Friday, he panned for 5 hours. How many total hours did Bobby pan Monday through Friday?

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