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the sum of two consecutive odd integers is 52 . find the integers I have to be to scholl in 30 min.
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Well, you know that two consecutive 'odd' integers will be 2 units apart from eachother.. 1,3,5,7,etc Each one is 2 more than the previous one. So lets let x be the first one. The next one must be x+2 then. So we have: \[x + (x+2) = 52\]
And now we're back to the problem of solving an equation..
unfortuantly,
But this one isn't too bad.. \[x + x + 2 = 52\] So what is x + x ?
ok
2x
Right. So we have: \[2x + 2 = 52\]
POLPAK!!! Can you help me next? I desperately need lin algebra help!
Now subtract 2 from both sides of the equation. 2x + 2 = 52 - 2 -2 -----------
Polpak ill finish off here.. I know this stuff.
I can try yes bahrom.
Did you post your question already?
Okay roseanne: 2x + 2 - 2 = 52-2 2x + 0 = 50 2x = 50 divide both sides by 2: 2x/2 = 50 / 2
ok
I did polpak it's Linear ALGEBRA!!
x = 50 / 2 = 25
So 2x = 50 What times 2 is 50? Must be 25. So if x is 25, and that's the first odd integer, what is the next one?
x=25 because you divided then by 2
yes
I dont know whats the other one?
so thers two #'s polpak?
Well first number is 25, the next one is 25+2 = 27
Since consecutive odd integers are: x, x+2, (x+2)+2, [(x+2)+2]+2, and so on..
isnt 27 sopossed to divive into 52?
No.. it says the sum of two odd consecutive integers.. Sum means PLUS: 25 + 27 = 52 See 25 and 27 are consecutive odd integers and their sum is 52
so whats my answer x= 27 and x= 25?
yes that is your answer.
the two numbers are 25 and 27
thank you so much~!!!!!!
np polpak did most of the work anyway..
I know he or she is very good!!!!!
how are you getting along with this algebra? more equation solving
can u help me?>>??? satellite?
sure ask away
She needs help solving equations. Unfortunately she hasn't spent enough time practicing and understanding how it's done.
The sum of two consecutive integers is 85 find the integers im getting more and more knowledge everyone is helping me so much!!!!!!
Everything else she does fine, but with solving equations she gets flummoxed and doesn't know where to go or what to do.
i remember from yesterday. we go slow
first thing we can do before solving an equation is guess. it is clear what "consecutive integers" means yes?
like say 40 and 41
but of course 40 and 41 are not your answers, because 40+41 = 81 and you want 85
so maybe we can just make another guess before we do the algebra. nothing wrong with knowing the answer before you start.
@rosanne you want to make another guess of two consecutive integers that add to 85?
I hAVE school at 1130 but i have acouple more probs
I have to hurry
42?
ok 42 and 43 are consecutive yes? and they add to 42+43=85 yes? so you win. done
if you want algebra you can write \[n+n+1=85\] \[2n+1=85\] \[2n+1-1=85-1\] \[2m=84\] \[\frac{2n}{2}=\frac{84}{2}\] \[n=42\] but you got it by thinking, which is better
sometimes it is harder to guess than to do the algebra but sometimes it is easier to guess and check
ok
one more or do you have to run to school?
i need help!
? @scilaaax last one i think
yes the perimeter of a traingle is 54 m the lengths of the sides are represented b y three consecutive even integers find the lengths of the three sides
ur right <3
consecutive EVEN integers, like 8, 10 and 12 yes?
algebra or guess?
huh?? you know more im not sure
question is do you want to solve \[n+n+2+n+4=54\] or do you just want to pick an even number and see if it works?
i could pick 10 and then the even numbers would be 10 + 12 + 14 = 36 but that is not good because i want 54 not 36. so then i would pick a number higher than 10. or you could solve the equation i wrote.
someone help ! sorry to intrude . :)
@tabbey just post and you will get an answer in under a minute i am sure
@rosanne still here?
yes we can pick an even number
ok go ahead and pick on bigger than 10
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