Math, asked by Prajwal411, 1 year ago

find three consecutive even numbers such that the sum of the first and the last number exceeds the second number by 10

Answers

Answered by EmadAhamed
2
↑ Here is your answer 
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________

These even numbers are in A.P,

They are (a - d), (a), (a + d)

(a - d) + (a+d) = a+ 10

a - d + a + d = a + 10

'd' get cancelled,

2a = a + 10

a = 10

For consecutive even numbers, 'd' = 2

So, the numbers are:

a-d = 10-2 = 8

a = 10

a + d = 10+2 = 12
Answered by karthikkattojup6118q
1
refer the pic..
hope it'll help..
mark it as brainliest..
Attachments:
Similar questions