Mathematics, 25.10.2020 23:20 Nathaliasmiles

A veterinarian is changing the diets of two animals, Simba and Cuddles. Simba currently consumes 1,300 Calories per day. That number will increase by 100 Calories each day. Cuddles currently consumes 2,700 Calories a day. That number will decrease by 180 Calories each day. The patterns will continue until both animals are consuming same number of Calories each day. In how many days will that be? How many Calories will the animals be consuming each day then? In days Simba and Cuddles will be consuming the same amount of calories. Simba and Cuddles will be consuming calories each day.

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