101 + 102 + 103 (That's the only one.)
The largest integer is 103 because 101+102+103 = 306
17X18=306
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17 & 18 (306)
306/3 = 102 so the three numbers are 101, 102 and 103.
17*18
The easiest way to figure out these type of problems is to take the number in question (918) divide it by how many consecutive numbers there asking for (/ 3 = 306) and then add the number before and after the sum(305 & 307). Answer: (918 / 3 = X) + (X - 1) + (X + 1) = 918 [Solve for "X"] 918 / 3 = 306 + (306 - 1) + (306 + 1) = 918 918 / 3 = 306 + 305 + 307 = 918 Note: There may be a more efficient way to write the equation but I am no math wiz so I broke it down into the easiest way I knew how.
306 = 3*102 = 6*51 = 18*17 The numbers are 17 and 18
The average of the three integers is going to be -306/3 = -102. Therefore, taking one even integer from either side, -306 = (-100) + (-102) + (-104)
If the first number is 915, then the second will be 915 + 1 = 916 and the third number will be 915 + 2 = 917. Add 915, 916 and 917 to find the sum. If the question is, what are the three consecutive numbers whose sum is 915, then divide 915 by 3 to find the middle number which is 305. Since the consecutive numbers differ by 1, the numbers are 304, 305, and 306.
There are many answers to this question, here are a few 1 x 306 = 306 2 x 153 = 306 10 x 36 = 306 20 x 18 = 306
No, 51 isn't prime. 17 is the largest prime factor of 306.