Comparing Two Linear Functions (Context)
Kaylee and Josiah are reading the same book. At the beginning of the month, Kaylee was on page 24 and Josiah was on page 50. Kaylee will read 16 pages per day and Josiah will read 14 pages per day. Let represent the page of the book that Kaylee is on at the end of days into the month, and let represent the page of the book that Josiah is on at the end of days into the month. Write an equation for each situation, in terms of and determine what page Kaylee and Josiah will be on on the day they are both on the same page.
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