find two consecutive odd integer such that two fifth of the smaller exceeds two ninth of the greater by 4
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Let the smaller consecutive odd integer be x.
Then the larger number will be x + 2.
Given that 2/5th of the smaller exceeds 2/9th of the greater by 4.
2/5 * x = 2/9 (x+2) + 4
9 * 2x = 5 * 2(x+2) + 4 * 45
18x = 10(x+2) + 4 * 45
18x = 10x + 20 + 180
18x - 10x = 200
8x = 200
x = 25.
If one number is 25 then the other number is 25 +2 = 27.
The numbers are 25 and 27.
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Then the larger number will be x + 2.
Given that 2/5th of the smaller exceeds 2/9th of the greater by 4.
2/5 * x = 2/9 (x+2) + 4
9 * 2x = 5 * 2(x+2) + 4 * 45
18x = 10(x+2) + 4 * 45
18x = 10x + 20 + 180
18x - 10x = 200
8x = 200
x = 25.
If one number is 25 then the other number is 25 +2 = 27.
The numbers are 25 and 27.
Hope this helps!
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Let the first odd number be x.
The second odd number is x+2 as they are consecutive.
Now, 2/5 x = 2/9 ( x+2) + 4
2/5 x = 2/9 x + 4/9 + 4
(2/5-2/9)x = 4+36/9
18-10/45 x = 40/9
8/45 x = 40/9
x = 40/9* 45/8
x = 25
Therefore The two consecutive odd number are 25,27
The second odd number is x+2 as they are consecutive.
Now, 2/5 x = 2/9 ( x+2) + 4
2/5 x = 2/9 x + 4/9 + 4
(2/5-2/9)x = 4+36/9
18-10/45 x = 40/9
8/45 x = 40/9
x = 40/9* 45/8
x = 25
Therefore The two consecutive odd number are 25,27
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