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How do you write an equation for the sum of three consecutive numbers equals 384?
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How do you write an equation for the sum of three consecutive numbers equals 384?

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Let x be the smallest number.
x＋(x＋1)＋(x＋2)＝384
3x＋3＝384
3x＝381
x＝127
The three consecutive numbers are 127, 128 and 129.

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