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Question 214176This question is from textbook
: find two consecutive odd integers such that their product is 15 more than 3 times their sum
This question is from textbook
Answer by drj(1380) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Find two consecutive odd integers such that their product is 15 more than 3 times their sum.
Step 1. Let n be an odd integer then n+2 be the next odd consecutive integer
Step 2. n(n+2) is the product of the two odd integers.
Step 3. n+n+2 is the sum of the two odd integers.
Step 4. n(n+2)=15+3(n+n+2) product is 15 more than sum.
Step 5. Solve the equation in Step 4 using the following steps.
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Your Result:
YOUR ANSWER
- This is an equation! Solutions: n=7,n=-3.
- Graphical form: Equation
was fully solved. - Text form: n*(n+2)=15+3*(n+n+2) simplifies to 0=0
- Cartoon (animation) form:
For tutors: simplify_cartoon( n*(n+2)=15+3*(n+n+2) )
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DETAILED EXPLANATION
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This is an equation! Solutions: n=7,n=-3.
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Done!
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Step 6. There are two solutions 7 and 9 is one solution set and the other -3 and -1 is another solution set.
I hope the above steps were helpful.
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Respectfully,
Dr J
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