let x x +2 x+4 three consecutive odd <span>integers
2x =9+ x+4 </span>Twice the smallest<span> is nine more than the largest
2x - x= 13
x= 13 the first
the second integer 15 the third 17 </span>
Answer:
57
Step-by-step explanation:
How I did this was 513 divided by 9 so the equation that I did was 513/9.
Answer:
This is true.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: see that √27 is the same as √3*3*3 and thus 3√3
Step 2: remove parenthesis so that 2(1-3√3) becomes 2 - 6√3
Step 3: observe that the equation now becomes 6√3 + 2 - 6√3 = 2
if you simplify any further, you are left with 0=0, which is true.
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7 is the right answer your looking for.
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