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3 years ago

Two consecutive even integers have a sum of 46. Find the integers.

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2 answers:

alina1380 [7]3 years ago

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I get 10 and 12 as consecutive integers that are even

In-s [12.5K]3 years ago

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Let the first number be x
and the second number be x+2
x+x+2=46
2x+2=46
2x=46-2
2x=44
Then, divide both sides by 2
x=22
x+2= 22+2=24
**the two numbers are 22 and 24
check:
2x+2=46
2(22)+2=46
44+2=46
46=46

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