Jesse and Amir were assigned the same book to read for class. Jesse started
reading on Saturday, and he is reading 30 pages a day. Amir didn't start until
Sunday, but he is reading 35 pages a day.
How many days will it take Amir to catch up to Jesse, and how many pages will
they each have read?
Let x represent the number of days Amir has been reading
Fill in the blanks to solve this problem as a system of equations.
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