SOLUTION: The middle school is going to have a walkathon. Penelope raises $132 for walking 6 laps. Bentley raises $99 for walking 9 laps. Who raises more money per lap?

SOLUTION: The middle school is going to have a walkathon. Penelope raises $132 for walking 6 laps. Bentley raises $99 for walking 9 laps. Who raises more money per lap?

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Question 1047746: The middle school is going to have a walkathon. Penelope raises $132 for walking 6 laps. Bentley raises $99
for walking 9 laps. Who raises more money per lap?
Answer by advanced_Learner(501) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
132/6 is dollars per lap
99/9 is dollars per lap.
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