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Put It Together Sean and Rachel were both born on April 17. When Sean was 4, his

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im sean amd my sisters name is rachel

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Mamont248 [21]3 years ago

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For Rachel’s Age:r=(s/2)
For Sean’s Age: s=(r x 2)

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im sean and my sisters name is rachel

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