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Find three consecutive even integers such that their sum is 50 more than the largest integer
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Find three consecutive even integers such that their sum is 50 more than the largest integer
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This is how I'd solve it:
1st no. = 2x (2x)+(2x+2)+(2x+4)=(2x+4)+50
2nd no. = 2x+2 6x+6=2x+54
3rd no. = 2x+4 4x=48
x=12
Substitute the x value, and your numbers are
24, 26, and 28
. To check: their sum (78) is 50 more than the largest integer (28).
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