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find 2 positive consecutive odd integers such that the square of the smaller increased by twice the larger is 103

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solve for 2positiveconsecutiveoddintegerssuchthatthesquareofthesmallerincreasedbytwicethelargeris103

Solution

Thenumber:−21+323​​
Solution steps
Represent the number with x
A.T.Q.:2x2+2x=103
Solve for x,2x2+2x=103:x=2−1+323​​,x=−21+323​​
Plug in x=2−1+323​​:Invalid
Thenumber:−21+323​​

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