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3 numbers are in arithmetic progression their sum is15 and their product is 80 determine the 3 numbers

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Mashcka [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

2, 5, 8

Step-by-step explanation:

For starters, let us assume that the numbers are x-d, x, and x+d.

Where d is the common difference between terms.

This mean that we can say, from the question

x-d + x + x+d = 15

3x = 15,

x = 5,

This means that the terms are 5, 5-d and 5+d.

On the other hand,

(5-d) * 5 * (5+d) = 80

(5-d) * (5+d) = 80/5

(5-d) * (5+d) = 16

25 - d² = 16

d² = 9

d = + or - 3.

Finally, the three numbers will be 2, 5, and 8. On the flipside, their sum and product are 15 and 80.

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