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The sum of three consecutive multiples of 11 is 363. Find the multiples

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Answered by parveenjindal198
0

Answer:

multiples are 110,121,132

Step-by-step explanation:

Let no. be x, x+11, x+22

a.t.q

x+x+11+x+22=363

=3x+33=363

=3x = 363-33

3x = 330

x=110

so multiples are 110,121,132

Answered by Anonymous
12

Answer:-

\sf{The \ multiples \ of \ 11 \ are \ 110, \ 121}

\sf{ and \ 132 \ respectively. }

Given:

  • The sum of three consecutive multiples of 11 is 363.

To find:

  • The multiples.

Solution:-

\sf{Let \ the \ constant \ be \ n.}

\sf{\therefore{Three \ consecutive \ multiples \ of \ 11 \ are}}

\sf{11(n-1), \ 11n \ and \ 11(n+1)}

\sf{According \ to \ the \ given \ condition. }

\sf{11(n-1)+11n+11(n+1)=363}

\sf{\therefore{11(n-1+n+n+1)=363}}

\sf{\therefore{3n=\frac{363}{11}}}

\sf{\therefore{3n=33}}

\sf{\therefore{n=\frac{33}{3}}}

\boxed{\sf{\therefore{n=11}}}

\sf{The \ multiples \ of \ 11 \ are}

\sf{\implies{11(n-1)=11(11-1)=11(10)=110,}}

\sf{\implies{11(n)=11(11)=121,}}

\sf{\implies{11(n+1)=11(11+1)=11(12)=132.}}

\sf\purple{\tt{\therefore{The \ multiples \ of \ 11 \ are \ 110, \ 121}}}

\sf\purple{\tt{and \ 132 \ respectively. }}

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