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PLEASEE HELP MEEE Write an inequality to represent the problem (1 pt.) and then solve the inequality by writing the pairs which solve it (1 pt.). Find all sets of two consecutive positive odd integers whose sum is less than or equal to 18.
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consecutive odd numbers are written as x , x + 2
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so you want x + (x+2) < = 18
Ok....
can you try to solve that inequality
So do I just get random numbers to be X or what?
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