I suppose you want to know such number. Since we have a two digit number consisting of two consecutive integers, the only possible numbers are:
Since we sorted all the cases out, we simply have to check which one satisfies the requirement. For each number, we'll write four times the the sum of its digits, and add 6, hoping to get the original number.
So, the answer is 34.
Answer:
1 y 3
Step-by-step explanation:
1*6=6
1*3=3
2*3=6
1*3=3
Answer:
Irreducible factorization
Step-by-step explanation:
So I’m going to solve this using algebra OK?
So what you do is take the first integer as X.
Then we know that x(the first number) + X+2(the second number) is 288 right?
So we solve that saying x+x+2=288.
So 2X+2=288
2X+2-2=288-2 right?
So 2X=286.
So x is 286/2 right?
So x is 143.
Now the first number is 143 right?
So the second number should be 143+2 so 145.
I know they are not even but these are the solutions.
I don’t think there are any consecutive even numbers that add up to 288
An example of a two dimensional object is a price of paper or a drawn figure on a paper because it has no height or depth
