Math, asked by ᏞovingHeart, 16 days ago

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Find three consecutive whole numbers who's sum is more than 45 but less than 54.

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The answer ;; 15, 16, 17 OR 16, 17, 18
I wanna know how tf do I solve this one!? :abnormal-crying-noises:

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Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

15, 16, 17 OR 16, 17, 18

Step-by-step explanation:

Consecutive numbers ;; Numbers which are one after another/following continuously.

Whole Numbers ;; Numbers that start with a 0.

  • e.g. :: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ....∞

Given ;; Three consecutive numbers whose sum is more than 45 but less than 54.

To Find ;; The three consecutive numbers.

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Let the three consecutive whole numbers be x, x+1, x+2.

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According to the given condition,

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Three consecutive whole numbers whose sum is more than 45.

Thiss can be written as–

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\qquad :\implies \sf{x + (x+1) +(x+2) > 45}

You might obviously know what '>' means.

Lol If not, lemme tell you, '>' shows that the number on the left side is greater than the number on the right side.

p.s. '<' shows the number on the right side is greater than the number on the left side. & '=' means its equal. ( idk why you alive if you dont know this :> )

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Solving the equation,

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\implies \sf{x + x+1 + x+2 &gt; 45} \\\\\implies \sf{ 3x + 3 &gt; 45 } \\\\\implies \sf{3x &gt; 45 - 3} \\\\\implies \sf{ 3x &gt; 42 } \\\\\implies \sf{ x &gt; \dfrac{\cancel{42}}{\cancel{3}} } \\\\\implies \boxed{\underline{\purple{\pmb{\sf{x = 14}}}}}

   

∴ x = 15

  • ∵ they said that the sum is greater than 45, therefore 15 > 14

   

Now, they said that the other three consecutive numbers whose sum is less than 54.

Lets do this one too xD

Thiis can be written as ;;

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\qquad :\implies \sf{x + (x+1) +(x+2) &gt; 54}

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Lets solve this one too -.-

   

\implies \sf{x + x+1 + x+2 &lt; 54} \\\\\implies \sf{ 3x + 3 &lt; 54 } \\\\\implies \sf{3x &lt; 54 - 3} \\\\\implies \sf{ 3x &lt; 51 } \\\\\implies \sf{ x &lt; \dfrac{\cancel{51}}{\cancel{3}} } \\\\\implies \boxed{\underline{\purple{\pmb{\sf{x = 17}}}}}

   

∴ x = 16

  • ∵ they said that the sum is greater than 54, therefore 16 < 17

   

Phewwww Finally!

The three consecutive whole numbers are 15, 16, 17 OR 16, 17, 18

   

   

Hope it helps you Anuuuu! <3

Answered by itzmedipayan2
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Answer:

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Find three consecutive whole numbers who's sum is more than 45 but less than 54.

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Let three consecutive numbers be x, (x+1)and (x+2)

According to the condition,

45<x+x+1+x+2<54

 \therefore \: 45 &lt; 3x + 3 &lt; 54 \\  \\  \therefore \: 45 - 3 &lt; 3x + 3 - 3 &lt; 54 - 3 \\  \\ 42 &lt; 3x &lt; 51 \\  \\  \frac{42}{3}  &lt;  \frac{3x}{3}  &lt;  \frac{51}{3}  \\  \\ 14 &lt; x &lt; 17 \\  \\  \therefore \: x = 15 \: or \: x = 16

If x=15 then x+1=15+1=16 and

x+2=15+2=17

If x=16 then x+1=16+1=17 and x+2=16+2=18

So,

required three numbers are 15,16,17 or 16,17,18

Hope it helps you from my side

:)

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