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Find two consecutive odd numbers such that the sum of the larger number and twice the smaller number is 27 less than four times the smaller number.

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solve for twoconsecutiveoddnumberssuchthatthesumofthelargernumberandtwicethesmallernumberis27lessthanfourtimesthesmallernumber.

Solution

Thenumbers:29,31
Solution steps
Represent the numbers with x:
Firstnumber:x
Consecutivenumber:x+2
A.T.Q.:x+2+2x=4x−27
Solve x+2+2x=4x−27:x=29
x+2=29+2=31
Thenumbers:29,31

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