NEED HELP ASAP!!!! John left some delicious food in the corner of the classroom on Tuesday. On Wednesday, there were 15 ants eating the food. On Thursday there were 19 ants eating the food. Assuming the

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Samidjo asked Oct 26, 2023

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John left some delicious food in the corner of the classroom on Tuesday. On Wednesday, there were 15 ants eating the food. On Thursday there were 19 ants eating the food. Assuming the increase in ants is arithmetic, how many ants will be eating the food on Sunday of that same week?

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Add 4 for every day there after. 15+4=19; 19 +4=23 and so on.

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