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What is the next number in the sequence 6-7-10-16-25?
The numbers are increasing in line with the 3 times (multiplication) table.6-7 is plus 1.7-10 is plus 3.10-16 is plus 6.16-25 is plus 9.Next in the 3 times table is 12. So, the next number will be 25 + 12.The answer is 37.
How many different division problems can you solve with the 10 x 10 multiplication table?
100
What are two integers between -12 and plus 12?
10 and 11
What integers have a difference of -18 and a sum of 2?
-8 minus 10 -8 plus 10
Ten plus the sum of two consecutive integers is 196?
10+(X)+(X+1)=196 10+2X+1=196 11+2X=196 2X=185 X=92.5 Therefore, ten plus the sum of two consecutive integers can not be even.
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