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Casey's age is 5 years less than 8 times Jackson's age. Write the equation to model this situation. Use c for casey and j for jackson
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Casey's age is 5 years less than 8 times Jackson's age. Write the equation to model this situation. Use c for casey and j for jackson
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j8-5=c im pretty sure
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