Math, asked by KavyaManoj, 6 months ago

Add two consecutive natural numbers and find the number one less than this

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Answered by hamsavardhiniv47

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Let the two consecutive natural numbers be a & (a+1). Now the number one less than this will be (2a + 1) - 1 = 2a + 1 - 1 = 2a. i.e. twice the first number. Therefore, the number one less than the sum of two consecutive natural numbers will be twice the sum of the smaller number.

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