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Three consecutive, odd, integers have the property that the sum of the smaller two is 8 more than four times the sum of the larger two. Algebraically determine the largest integ…

Three consecutive, odd, integers have the property that the sum of the smaller two is 8 more than four times the sum of the larger two. Algebraically determine the largest integ…
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Three consecutive, odd, integers have the property that the sum of the smaller two is 8 more than four times the sum of the larger two. Algebraically determine the largest integer. *

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i think the answer is 5

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this is a guess

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