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the combined weight of an older sister and her baby brother is 74 pounds. The weight of the older sister is 2 pounds less than t

hree times the baby brothers weight. Write and solve a linear equation that will find the weight of each sibling.

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Naddik [55]3 years ago

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74-2=72 and 72 times 3=216 that willl be your answer

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