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Sarah's age is four more than twice her brothers age. Write two equivalent algebraic equations that can be used to find their ages.

Sarah's age is four more than twice her brothers age. Write two equivalent algebraic equations that can be used to find their ages.
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Sarah's age is four more than twice her brothers age. Write two equivalent algebraic equations that can be used to find their ages.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Let her brother's age be x

Sarah is 2x + 4

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