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Translate the following statement into an appropriate algebraic equation: The number of dogs (d) in the animal shelter is twice the sum of 4 and the number of cats (c).

Translate the following statement into an appropriate algebraic equation: The number of dogs (d) in the animal shelter is twice the sum of 4 and the number of cats (c).
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Translate the following statement into an appropriate algebraic equation: The number of dogs (d) in the animal shelter is twice the sum of 4 and the number of cats (c).

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d = 2(4 + c)

adding 4 and c, which is the sum, and multiplying that by 2 will give us d.

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