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4. One-third of Olivia's age, increased by 12, is equal to twice her age, decreased by 3. How old is Olivia?
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4. One-third of Olivia's age, increased by 12, is equal to twice her age, decreased by 3. How old is Olivia?
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maybe i got it right
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