Find to consecutive integers whose product is 168.
I just do not understand where to go from this equation: (x)(x+1)= 168, x^2 + x = 168
x^2+x=168 i think you should use the quadratic formula to solve this
how would the quadratic formula work if they have to be consecutive?
2n(2n+1)=168 n(2n+1)=84 2n^2+n-84=0 now it become a quadratic equation solve it
OKay sorry I'm just really confused... what is 2n?
nothing...... i take here 2n and 2n+1 if u know apply here shri dhracharya formula
shri dhracharya formula?
the sum of a odd number and a even number impossible to get a even number, re-chek ur question...
x^2 + x - 168 = 0 can be used and the roots are not integers so there are no integers which satisfy this problem
oh hold on - its a product not a sum RadEn
oh, sorry... i was mistaken
no worries
i think theres a mistake in question
hmmm.. yea, i think so that
sure its not 156 ? instead of 168
i said that because it would give a result of 12 and 13
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