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the difference between consecutive integers is one. n and n+1 are consecutive integers. Try to set up a formula based on this
Let me show you something similar: 3+4+5=12. Treat 3 as n and you get n+(n+1)+(n+2)=12
could I possibly just divide the 94 by 4 to get 23.5 then take that and do the whole x+1 x +2 ???
No, not here. Besides, I think you're looking for an integer, 23.5 is not.
Ahh, you're right.
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Can you write it in terms of n or x? n+...=94
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