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The sum of Jack and Jill's ages is 84. If Jill is twenty times Jack's age, how old is each person? Write the equation
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The sum of Jack and Jill's ages is 84. If Jill is twenty times Jack's age, how old is each person? Write the equation
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The sum of Jack and Jill's ages is 84. If Jill is twenty times
Jack's age, how old is each person?
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Answer:
4.2
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84 divided by 20 4.2
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