SOLUTION: Right now, Susan's age is 4 more than four times Jane's age. In 20 years, Jane will be half of Susan's age then. How old are they now?
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Question 857834: Right now, Susan's age is 4 more than four times Jane's age. In 20 years, Jane will be half of Susan's age then. How old are they now?
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