how do you put into formula 3 times a number + 2 times the second number = 4 times the third number and the have to be integers in a row. I found 14, 15, 16 but how do you show the formula

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anonymous · Answer

and the total of the first two are 8  less than the thrid

anonymous · Answer

8 more sorry

anonymous · Answer

put the first number at x, second is x + 1, third is x+2
then 
$$3x+2(x+1)=4(x+2)$$

anonymous · Answer

oh wait, total of first two are 8 less than the third would be 
$$x+x+8=x+2$$

anonymous · Answer

Let me say it again 3 times the first integer plus two times the second integer is more than 8 four times the third integer

turingtest · Answer

3 times the first plus 2 times the second is 8 more than 4 times the third?

turingtest · Answer

if so then$$3x+2(x+1)=4(x+2)+8$$is the formula