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Does the sum of three consecutive even numbers give you an odd or even number?
It will always give an even number, as adding any amount of even numbers always results in an even number.
What two consecutive numbers give the sum of 35?
The numbers are 17 and 18.
What are consecutive numbers which give a product of 1234?
The numbers are 52, 53, 54 and 55.
What three consecutive numbers give you the sum of 15?
The numbers are 4, 5 and 6.
Two consecutive whole numbers multiply to give 156 find the numbers?
12 and 13
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