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The greatest of three consecutive whole numbers, the smallest of which is m. what's the algebraic expression?

The greatest of three consecutive whole numbers, the smallest of which is m. what's the algebraic expression?
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the greatest of three consecutive whole numbers, the smallest of which is m. what's the algebraic expression?

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You have 3 consecutive whole numbers.

The smallest one is 'm' .

The next one must be 'm + 1' .

And third one must be 'm + 2' .

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