SOLUTION: Three times the first of three consecutive numbers is four more than two times the second.
3x=2(x+1)+4
3x=2(x+2)+4
3x=2(x+3)+4 is this how I would set it up?
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3x=2(x+1)+4
3x=2(x+2)+4
3x=2(x+3)+4 is this how I would set it up?
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Question 313399: Three times the first of three consecutive numbers is four more than two times the second.
3x=2(x+1)+4
3x=2(x+2)+4
3x=2(x+3)+4 is this how I would set it up? Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Which equation? You have 3 of them.
One of them is correct.
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First, identify your variables. - first number - 1st consecutive number, second number - 2nd consecutive number, third number
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3*First=4+2*Second
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