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Mathematics, 09.03.2021 02:00, treyhunt5362

Variable a is 4 more than variable b. Variable a is also 1 less than b. Which of the following pairs of equations best models the relationship between a and b? a = b + 4
a = b − 1
a = 4b
a = b + 1
b = a + 4
b = a − 1
b = 4a
b = a + 1

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