Math, asked by Yashika99, 1 year ago

Find the three consecutive numbers whose sum is 396.​

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Answered by ansh12367
2

let the number be x.
so, x+1,x+2
then,
x+ x+1+x+2=396
3x+3=396
3x=396-3
3x= 393
x=393/3
SO, x = 131
then x+1 = 131+1=132
x+2=131+2=133
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Answered by Anonymous
5

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\pink\star\mathfrak\blue{\large{\underline{\underline{Therefore\:Numbers\:are\:\bold\red{\:x+1,\:x+2\:x+3}}}}}

\purple\star\mathfrak\orange{\large{\underline{\underline{Now, \: according\: to\: Question}}}}

 \bold \red{(x + 1) +( x + 2)(x + 3) =396 }

 \bold  \red{{\implies}3 x + 6 = 396}

 \bold  \red{{\implies3x = 396 - 6}}

 \bold \red{{ \implies}3x =  390}

  \bold \red{{\implies}x =  \frac{390}{3} }

 \bold \red{{ \implies}x} \mathfrak  \green{ = 130}

\red\star\mathfrak\blue{\large{\underline{\underline{Therefore,\: numbers\:are:-}}}}

  \mathfrak \blue{ \implies}\bold \red{x + 1} \mathfrak \pink{ = } \mathfrak \purple{130 + 1  \mathfrak \green= \pink \star131 \pink \star}

  \mathfrak \blue{\implies} \bold \red{x + 2} \mathfrak \pink{ = } \mathfrak \purple{130 + 2  \mathfrak \green=  \pink \star132 \pink \star}

 \implies \bold \red{x + 3} \mathfrak \pink{ = } \mathfrak \purple{130 + 3  \mathfrak  \green{=}  \pink \star 133 \pink \star}


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