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What five consecutive even numbers add up to 100?
The numbers are 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24.
What are the two consecutive integers with the sum of one hundred?
None exist. 100 is an even number and two consecutive integers can only add up to an odd number. This is because only 2 evens can add up to an even number and no two even numbers are consecutive. (or two odds, but no two odd numbers are consecutive either)
What consecutive even numbers add up to 42?
42 = 20 + 22
Is there an add number between every pair of consecutive even numbers?
Yes.
Why is it when you add two consecutive numbers the result is always even?
4+5=9
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