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Nigel Sanford

12 February, 09:22

Dayton and Zoe both went bowling last weekend, but not together. Dayton went during open bowling time, paying $3 for shoe rental and $1 per hour. Zoe went on family night, when each hour was $2 and shoe rental was $1. As it turned out, they played for the same number of hours and spent the same amount. How much did each one spend? How many hours did each one bowl?

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