Example:
The sum of two consecutive integers is -15. What is the product of the two integers?
x = 1st consecutive integer
x + 1 = 2nd consecutive integer {consecutive integers increase by 1}
x + x + 1 = -15 {the sum of two consecutive integers is -15}
2x + 1 = -15 {combined like terms}
2x = -16 {subtracted 1 from each side}
x = -8 {divided each side by 2}
x + 1 = -7 {substituted -8, in for x, into x + 1}
-8 and -7 are the two consecutive integers
Their product is 56.
Well 1 package=3, so if she buys 5 packages it's 5*3=15. She still has 2 left so you take 15+2=17. She will have 17 juice boxes in total.
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Answer: 47/40 or 1 7/40
Step-by-step explanation: Cross multiply for the numerator and multiply the denominators for the denominator, so 3 * 5 + 4 *8/ 8*5
Answer:
IT IS THE LAST ONE
I did this a long time ago
