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Find three consecutive numbers such that three times the first number is equal to 9 more than the sum of the other two.
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Find three consecutive numbers such
that three times the first number is
equal to 9 more than the sum of the
other two.
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3N = N + 1 + N + 2 + 9
N = 12
so 12, 13, 14??? Been awhile since I’ve done this so that could be incorrect very sorry if it is
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