Find two consecutive odd integers such that two-fifth of the smaller exceeds twoninth of the greater by 4.
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Let the two consecutive no.s be x and x+2
According to the question-
2x/5 = 2/9( x+2) + 4
2x/5 = 2x/9 + 4/9 + 4
2x/5 - 2x/9 = 40/9
(18x - 10x)/45 = 40/9
8x = 200
x = 200/8 = 25
Therefore the two consecutive positive odd no.s are 25 and 27
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According to the question-
2x/5 = 2/9( x+2) + 4
2x/5 = 2x/9 + 4/9 + 4
2x/5 - 2x/9 = 40/9
(18x - 10x)/45 = 40/9
8x = 200
x = 200/8 = 25
Therefore the two consecutive positive odd no.s are 25 and 27
Thankyou
Please mark as brainlist
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Hi ,
Let a and ( a + 2 ) are two
consecutive odd numbers
According to the problem given ,
Two - fifths of the smaller number
= 2a/5
Two - ninth's of the greater number
= 2a/9
Now ,
2a/5 - 2( a + 2 ) /9 = 4
Divide each term with 2 , we get,
a/5 - ( a + 2 ) /9 = 2
[ 9a- 5 ( a + 2 ) ]/45 = 2
9a - 5a - 10 = 90
4a = 90 + 10
4a = 100
a = 100/4
a = 25
Therefore ,
Required two consecutive odd
numbers are
a , a + 2
25 , 27
I hope this helps you.
:)
Let a and ( a + 2 ) are two
consecutive odd numbers
According to the problem given ,
Two - fifths of the smaller number
= 2a/5
Two - ninth's of the greater number
= 2a/9
Now ,
2a/5 - 2( a + 2 ) /9 = 4
Divide each term with 2 , we get,
a/5 - ( a + 2 ) /9 = 2
[ 9a- 5 ( a + 2 ) ]/45 = 2
9a - 5a - 10 = 90
4a = 90 + 10
4a = 100
a = 100/4
a = 25
Therefore ,
Required two consecutive odd
numbers are
a , a + 2
25 , 27
I hope this helps you.
:)
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