Question

@tHe_FiZiCx99

Which equation could be used to solve this problem?



The sum of two consecutive integers is 141. Find the integers.



A.


n + 1= 141


B.


2n + 2 = 141


C.


2n = 141


D.


2n + 1 = 141

Answer 1

@tHe_FiZiCx99

Answer 2

@Rina.r

Answer 3

call the first n. The second is then n+1 (since they're consecutive). The sum is 141

n + n+1 = 141

simplify.

Answer 4

so its A

Answer 5

2n + 2 = 141 do the rest

Answer 6

its A

Answer 7

omg its A right

Answer 8

n + n+1 = x
whatever x is in your case its 141

Answer 9

its 4 question with 141!!

Answer 10

It is not A!

Answer 11

n + n+1 = 141

what is n+n?

Answer 12

omg i dont know thats y i ask yall for help!!!!

Answer 13

what is 1n+1n?

Answer 14

2

Answer 15

1n+1n is 2n

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

n + n+1 = 141

so... simplify. You know n+n is 2n.

Answer 18

so its B

Answer 19

n+n+1 = 141

replace the n+n with 2n, what does the equation become?

Answer 20

x + (x + 1)

Answer 21

2n + 2 = 141

Answer 22

Replace ONLY the n+n with 2n. Change NOTHING else.

n+n +1 = 141

Answer 23

omg so is it D

Answer 24

Yes

Answer 25

so who should get the medal

Answer 26

x+(x+1)=141
x+x+1=141
2x+1=141
-1 -1
2x=140

:)

Answer 27

@tHe_FiZiCx99 the question is not asking for that. See the options.

Answer 28

omg omg omg omg

Answer 29

@agent0smith 2n + 1 = 141

Same, n is an unknown value it can be represented by any variable

Answer 30

@tHe_FiZiCx99 not my point. Look at your answer, 2x=140. Then look at the options.