Math, asked by bhumikasinghal71, 1 year ago

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Answered by superjunior

Hi,
Here is the solution ☺️

$let \: the \: three \: integers \: be \: x \: \: x + 2 \: and \: x + 4 \\ \\ now \\ according \: to \: question \\ \\ = = > x + x + 2 + x + 4 = 51 \\ \\ = = > 3x + 6 = 51 \\ \\ = = > 3x = 51 - 6\\ \\ = = > 3x = 45 \\ \\ = = > x = \frac{45}{3} \\ \\ = = > x = 15 \\ \\ so \\ we \: got \: our \: first \: integer15 \\ \\ second \: integer = 15 + 2 = 17 \\ \\ our \: third \: integer = 15 + 4 = 19$

bhumikasinghal71: hey! six isnt a odd no

superjunior: if we add 2 to 3 =5 a odd number

superjunior: I said 5

bhumikasinghal71: you have choose 2 and 4 in tha ans

superjunior: yeah I know

superjunior: now listen to me carefully

bhumikasinghal71: anyway thanks

superjunior: we know that 3 is a odd number if we add 2+3 gives us 5 which is also a odd number

bhumikasinghal71: plss carefully look into ur ans

bhumikasinghal71: gone??

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