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The sum of two consecutive integers is 29 Which equation can be used to determine the integers?
If the lower integer is x then:- x+(x+1) = 29 so 2x+1 = 29 2x = 28 x=14 so the two integers are 14 and 15
If twenty nine people in a room shake hands how many handshakes would there be?
1/2 of (29 x 28) = 29 x 14 = 406
What problem of algebra give you a 36?
Alot of possible combinations. An easy one: 2x-14=58 How to solve it. Divide 2x and 58, both by two. Answers: (X) AND (29) Then add 14 to -14 and 29 Answers: (0) and (36) X=36
Which number is a composite number 61 28 83 29?
61 is prime 28 = 4 x 7 = 2 x 14 83 is prime 29 is prime
29 mm tall x 14 mm wide?
That is the size of a medium-sized postage stamp.
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