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The apartments in Ericas apartment house are consecutively numbered on each floor. The sum of her and next door neighbor's number is 2409. What are the two numbers?
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The apartments in Ericas apartment house are consecutively numbered on each floor. The sum of her and next door neighbor's number is 2409. What are the two numbers?
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Let x be the number of Ericas's apartment, the number of her neighbor will be
x+1, so
x+ x+1 = 2409
2x = 2408 and x = 1204 and her next door neighbor's is 1205
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