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The sum of the squares of two consecutive odd numbers is 130 what are the numbers?
7 and 9 72+92 = 130
What are 3 consecutive odd numbers that equal 35?
There are no consecutive odd integers whose sum is equal to 35. 9+11+13 = 33, and 11+13+15 = 39.
What are two consecutive numbers that the square root of 78 lies between?
8 and 9
What two numbers have a product of 9 and sum of 6?
3 & 3
What two numbers have a sum of 17 and difference of 1?
The two numbers are 9 and 8
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