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Paul and James are class fellows and their ages are consecutive natural numbers. The product of their ages is 63.Paul is elder than James. Determine ages of both Paul and James.​
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Paul and James are class fellows and their ages are consecutive natural numbers. The product of their ages is 63.Paul is elder than James. Determine ages of both Paul and James.​

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There are no consecutive natural numbers with a product of 63. But, there are two consecutive ODD natural numbers with a productd of 63. Could it be that you typed the problem incorrectly?

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