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Question 103432: my daughter is doing math quiz and doesnt under stand how to find the answer to this problem... find the sum of the first 100 odd numbers?
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Question 103670: ythe tens digit of a certain number is 4 more than the units digit. the sum of the squares of the two digits is 26. find the number....
I have tried this question many differen ways and its starting to bother me becuse i dont understand how to get the answer.. please help me.
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Question 103791: The sum of two numbers is 28, and their product is 7. Find the sum of the reciprocals of the numbers.
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Question 103718: The sum of Two numbers is 39.Twice the first number and plus 3 times the second number is 101.What are the numbers?

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Question 103719: One number is 5 more than another number. Three times the first plus twice the second is 30.Find the numbers.
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Question 103717: The sum of two numbers is 18 and their difference is 4. What are the two numbers?
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Question 103668: suppose tht 12 dimes and nickels are worth 95 cents . how many dimes and nickels are there??
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Question 103920This question is from textbook Plato Interactive Mathematics
: The sum of two numbers is 42. One number plus 2 times the other number is 57. What are the numbers? Thank you!This question is from textbook Plato Interactive Mathematics

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Question 103954: The sum of three consecutive even integers is -240. What are the integers?
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Question 103954: The sum of three consecutive even integers is -240. What are the integers?
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Question 104011: Find a number such that three times the sum of four and the number is 18
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Question 104180: The product of 2 consecutive positive even integers is 360. Find the integers.
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Question 103322: What is the smallest positive integer that can be expressed as the sum of nine consecutive positive integers, the sum of ten consecutive positive integers, and the sum of eleven consecutive positive integers? Explain how you arrived at this number.
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Question 104385: the sum of 3 cpnsecutives odd integers is 40 more than the smallest. What are the integers?
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Question 104442: The difference of the numbers is 12. Two fifths of the greater number is six more than one third of the lesser number. Find the numbers.
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Question 104838: 5 consecutive even integars whose sum is -180.
So far I have:
-18*10
-10*18
Are these right?
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Question 104840: what are 3 digits and 2 digits consecutively????
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Question 104695: find a six-digit number in which the first is two less that the fifth, the second digit is one more that the fourth, and the fifth digit is four less than the last. The sum of the third and last digits equals the second and the sum of all the digits is 30.
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Question 105127: can the sum of 9 odd numbers be 60?
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Question 105127: can the sum of 9 odd numbers be 60?
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Question 105120: The ratio of Hanks income spent on rent to his income spent on car payments is 3 to 1. If he spends a total of $1640 per month on the rent and car payment, how much does he spend on each item?
In my head I figure $410 on car and $1230 on rent, but I don't know how to put it on paper.
Please help.
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Question 105151: how can we find the odd numbers in between two numbers?such as odd numbers in between 4 and 35.only odd numbers from 5,7,9.....35. in this case.
please hurry.waiting
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Question 105203: The product of two consecutive numbers is 42. Which equation can be used to find the two numbers?
F. n(n+1)= 42
G. n(n+2)= 42
H. n+(n+1)=42
I. 2n(n+1)=42
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Question 105199: The sum of two consecutive odd numbers is 32. What is the product of the two numbers?
Can you please help me
Thanks
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Question 105541: the difference between 2 numbers is 96, one number is 9 times the other. what are the numbers?
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Question 105543: The greater of two consecutive integers is 13 more than twice the smaller.
Find the integers.
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Question 105553: The lengths of the sides of a triangle are consecutive odd integers. Find the length of the longest side if it is 20 units shorter that the perimeter.
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Question 105549: There were 1500 people at a high school football game. Student tickets were $2.00 and adult tickets were $3.50. The total receipts for the game were $3825. How many students bought tickets?
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Question 105704: If you begin with an even integer and count by two, you are counting consecutive even integers. Write and solve an equation to find two consecutive even integers whose sum is 50.
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Question 105780: 116 is divisible by how many numbers?
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Question 106017: The 3-digit number is a perfect square less than 200. If the digits are reversed, the resulting number is also a perfect square. What is the number such that no digits are the same?
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Question 106087This question is from textbook Algebra Structure and Method Book 1

: The difference of two integers is 9. Five times the smaller is 7 more than three times the larger. Find the numbers.This question is from textbook Algebra Structure and Method Book 1

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Question 106096This question is from textbook Algebra Structure and Method Book 1

: Sorry, I forgot to put consecutive in the problem I last posted. Here it is again in correct wording.
The greater of two consecutive even integers is 20 more than twice the smaller. Find the integers.
*Note: I think the integers are 22 and 24 but I'm not sure how to write out the equation to solve the problem. Can someone please help me with this?This question is from textbook Algebra Structure and Method Book 1

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Question 106123: what two numbers equal 60 and have a difference of 7
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Question 106123: what two numbers equal 60 and have a difference of 7
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Question 106202: Find three consecutive odd integers such that the largest increased by three times the second is 47 less than the smallest.
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Question 106386: Please help me. I really had a hard time figuring out how to get the number of fractions using a formula/equation for this problem. However, I noticed a pattern for this. Numerator that is divisible by 3 is not part of the fraction. My problem is, how can I know the number of fractions with numerator (from numbers 1 to 166) not divisible by 3. Can somebody give me a hand how to solve this one. Thanks in advance.
Fractions of the form a/b are created such that a and b are positive integers and a+b=333. How much such fractions are less than one and cannot be reduced? (That is, the numerator and denominator have no common factor).
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Question 106550: The sum of two numbers is 82. The larger number is 17 less than twice the smaller number. What are the two numbers?
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Question 106662: One number is 4 less than another. If 10 times the smaller number minus 3 times the larger number is 51, find the two numbers.
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Question 106754: 1.Find two consective odd integers whose sum is 116?
2.Find two consective even integers whose sum is 126?
3.Find four consective odd integers whose sum is 8?
4.Find three consective even integers whose sum is 396?

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Question 107037This question is from textbook algebra 1

: the sum of 3 digist is 5. The first and last digits are the same. If the middle digit is exchange with the first digit , then the number is 90 less than the original number. Find the original number.This question is from textbook algebra 1

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Question 107085: Put in order from smallest to largest
1/4 1/3 .4 .3
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Question 106896: Two numbers have sum of 32. If the second is five less than four times the first, what are the two numbers?
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Question 107184: Find four consecutive numbers which, when added together, total 80.
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Question 107301: The sum of 3 numbers is 34. The first number is 3 less than the second and the third is 4 more than the second.
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