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Express 17 square sa the sum of two consecutive natural number (using property )

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Answered by MrSmartGuy1729
9

Given:-

  • Two Numbrrs Which add to get a sum of 289.

To Find :-

  • To Find the required two numbers.

Solution :-

From the question it states that the sum of two numbers = 289 [Square of 17]

We can take Two numbers Which are variables and add and to derive to get the required numbers

  • Let the two numbers be x and x + 1

  • Adding two numbers = 2x+1 = 289

  • 2x = 289-1

  • 2x = 288

  • => x = 288/2

  • => x = 144

  • The first number = 144 and second number = x + 1 = 144+1 = 145.

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Answered by ItzBrainlyPrince
5

Question :-

Express 17 square sa the sum of two consecutive natural number (using property )

Answer:-

Given:-

We should express the sum of 17 th square as a sum of two consecutive Natural Numbers.

To Find:-

  • The Two consecutive Natural Number's

Solution :-

So, take the two numbers as variables and then by substituting we can get the answer.

  • Let x and x+1 be the two consecutive Natural Numbers

  • According to the question both these numbers add upto the sum of 289 which is the square of 17

  • x+x+1 = 289

  • 2x = 289-1

  • x = 288/2

  • x = 144 and x+1 = 144+1 = 145

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