the product of two consecutive positive integers is 30 and this can be expressed algebrically as
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let two consecutive positive integers be x,x+2
given that product of two consecutive positive integers is 30
therefore,(x)(x+2)=30
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Answer:
The required algebraic expression is : x·(x + 1) = 30
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the first integer be x
Then the second consecutive integer will be x + 1
Now, given that the product of two consecutive positive integers is 30
And we need to represent this condition algebraically.
First the product of the consecutive integer in algebraic form is :
x·(x + 1)
Now, this product is given to be 30.
Hence, The required algebraic expression is : x·(x + 1) = 30
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