Math, asked by omi53, 11 months ago

Find two consecutive even numbers such that two-fifths of the smaller exceeds one-fourth of the greater by 1

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Answered by sumitbag16

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2 and 4 brother

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yes it is correct

Answered by Shivmastaer

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