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The sum of three consecutive even numbers 86. Select all the equations below that represent this situation.

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1 answer:

Elena-2011 [213]2 years ago

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Answer:
A = X+X+2+X+4=3X+6 =(X+1)+(X+2)+(X+3)
B = 3X+6 =(X+1)+(X+2)+(X+3)
C = not (3X+3)
D = not (3X+3)

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