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Chapter 3: Q. 42 (page 316)

The sum of two consecutive integers is 89. Find the integers.

Short Answer

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The integers are 44,45.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information

We have been given that the sum of two consecutive integers is 89.

We have to find the integers.

02

Step 2. Form the equations

Let the one integer bex

From the statement: The sum of two consecutive integers is 89

We get,

x+(x+1)=89

03

Step 3. Solve for the equations

Solve the equation for x,

x+x+1=892x+1=892x=88x=44

Second integer will be,

x+1=44+1=45

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