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The difference of the squares of two consecutive even integers is 68. What are these numbers?

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Thedifferenceofthesquaresoftwoconsecutiveevenintegersis68.Whatarethesenumbers?

Solution

Thenumbers:−18,−16
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with x:
Firstnumber:x
Consecutivenumber:x+2
A.T.Q.:x2−(x+2)2=68
Solve x2−(x+2)2=68:x=−18
x+2=−18+2=−16
Thenumbers:−18,−16

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