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26. Multiple Representations The tableDad's AgeCindy's Ageshows the ages of Cindy and her dad.2 years old28 years olda. Write an equation that relates36 years old10 years oldCindy's age to her dad's age
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26. Multiple Representations The tableDad's AgeCindy's Ageshows the ages of Cindy and her dad.2 years old28 years olda. Write an equation that relates36 years old10 years oldCindy's age to her dad's age when18 years oldariablerepresentsb. Determine if 42 is a solution to the equation. Show your work.c. Explain the meaning of your answer in part b. The image is attached. Please I need help it's due tomorrow.

26. Multiple Representations The tableDad's AgeCindy's Ageshows the ages of Cindy-example-1
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A. is D=C+26

B is no

C. is because in each age difference, it is a 26 year age difference. SO you would add 26 to 18, which would give you 44 year old.

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