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Secondary III • 6mo.

please question number 9 : the sum of the squares of the largest and smallest of three consecutive odd integers is 353 less than three times the square of the middle one. find the integers

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    Team Alloprof • 6mo.

    WOW! That is quite a question Pink Poutine. First, let's define our variables. I assume that x is the integer in the middle.

    The first number is: n - 2

    The second number is: n

    The third number is: n + 2

    Using these variables make the equation representing:

    « The sum of the squares of the largest and smallest integers is 353 less than three times the square of the middle integer. »

    Solve for x. Find x-2 and x + 2

    And you're done.

    Let me know if that's not working. It worked perfectly well for me.

    Have a nice evening.

    PicRapide

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