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Carlisle thinks of two numbers. One number is 14 less than twice the other number. The two numbers sum up to 160. What is the smaller number?

Carlisle thinks of two numbers. One number is 14 less than twice the other number. The two numbers sum up to 160. What is the smaller number?
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Carlisle thinks of two numbers. One number is 14 less than twice the other number. The two numbers sum up to 160. What is the smaller number?

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he smaller number would be 73
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