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Find two consecutive even integers such that three times the lesser integer added to the larger integer is 58?
58 = 3x + y
y = x-2
58 = 3x + x-2
58 = 4x - 2
56 = 4x
14 = x
x-2 = y
y = 16
Let x= the lesser integer=14
Let x+2 = the larger integer=16
3(x)+(x+2)=58
3x+x+2=58
4x+2=58
4x=56
x=14
x+2
(14)+2
16
Let the smaller number be n, then the larger number is n + 2.
3n + (n + 2) = 58 : 4n + 2 = 58 : 4n = 56 : n = 14. then n + 2 = 16
The two consecutive even numbers are 14 and 16.
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