I really need help with this question!! Please!!! Find four consecutive even integers, such that the product of the first and second integers minus 8 is equal to the product of the third and fourth integers
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x,x+2,x+4,x+6 x(x+2)-8=(x+4)(x+6) Does that look helpful? Can you do it now?
I already have that step I am not sure what my next step would be... The only difference is I made my variable "n". Can you please help me a little further. I would really appreciate it.
Open up the brackets and solve the quadratic for x.
okay i got n^2+2n-8=n^2+6n+4n+24 n^2+2n-8=n^2+10n+24 -8n-32=0 -8(n+4)=0 n=-4 Therefore n=-4 n+2=> -4+2=-2 n+4=> -4+4=0 n+6=> -4+6=2 is this correct??
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Yes it is correct :)
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