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Find three consecutive odd integers such that the sum of the first number,two less than the second number and three more than the third number is 70.​

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Answered by aayushmangal234
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the 3 consecutive odd integer be ;x,x+2,x+4

x+2(x+2)+3(x+4)=70

x+2x+4+3x+12=70

6x+16=70

6x=54

x=9

∴3 no : are : 9,11,13

Answered by Anonymous
5

Given:

✰ They are three consecutive odd integers.

✰ The sum of the first number is two less than the second number and three more than the third number is 70.

To find:

✠ The three consecutive odd integers.

Solution:

Let the first odd integer be x.

Let the second odd integer be x + 2 [ We have not taken x + 1 because they are 'odd' integers not even, taking 1 the number will become even, infact 1 is odd but the whole number is x + 1 adding it by x makes it even ].

Let the third number be ( x + 2 ) + 2

= x + 4

We are given that the sum of the first number is two less than the second number that means 2 will be substracted from second number and first number will be added ( sum ) to it.

➛ x + (x + 2 - 2 )

and three more than the third number, we will add three to third number.

➛ + ( x + 4 + 3 )

Together we have, there result is 70

x + (x + 2 - 2 ) + ( x + 4 + 3 ) = 70

➤ x + x + x + 4 + 3 = 70

➤ 3x + 7 = 70

➤ 3x = 70 - 7

➤ 3x = 63

➤ x = 63/3

➤ x = 21

The first odd integer number = 21

Now,

➤ The second odd integer = x + 2

➤ The second odd integer = 21 + 2

➤ The second odd integer = 23

The second odd integer number = 23

➤ The third odd integer number = x + 4

➤ The third odd integer number = 23 + 4

➤ The third odd integer number = 25

The third odd integer number = 25

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