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Mathematics, 24.03.2020 22:01 jacob7542

Professor Harrington is grading papers in the teachers' lounge. She has already finished grading 10 assignments, and is grading 5 more assignments per hour. Her teaching assistant just came in to help her. She can grade at a rate of 10 assignments every hour. At some point, they will be finished and will have graded the same number of papers. How many assignments will they each have graded? How long will that take?

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