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If the sum of six consecutive even integers is 306, what is the smallest of the six integers
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If the sum of six consecutive even integers is 306, what is the smallest of the six integers

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306/6 is 51 is you add one to one side and take away the other the six numbers become: 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56 as you added one to one side substituting the other you took away from, therefore the smallest would be 46.

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