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Chapter 2: Q 524. (page 216)

Find three consecutive odd integers whose sum is51

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Numbers are 15,17,19

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Step 1. Given information

Sum of three consecutive odd integers is51

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Step 2. Find the required numbers.

Let the three consecutive odd integers be x,x+2,x+4

Sum is 51

x+x+2+x+4=513x=45x=15

Remaining numbers are 15+2,15+4

that is17,19

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