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3 years ago

6464 is 444 times the difference between Sarah's age, aaa, and 444444. Assume Sarah is older than 44

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xxMikexx [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

60 years

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

Sarah's age = a

Assume Sarah is older than 44 ; then a > 44

64 = 4 times difference between a and 44

Expressing the problem mathematically ;

64 = 4 * (a - 44)

64 = 4a - 176

64 + 176 = 4a

240 = 4a

a = 240 / 4

a = 60

Hence, Sarah is aged 60

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