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Consecutive Odd Integers Word Problem Solver: Example
See Also: Solving Consecutive Integers Word Problems
See Also: Solving Consecutive Even Integers Word Problems

What You Enter
Find three consecuive odd integers such that if 4 times the second is added to 3 times the third, the result will be 27 times the first.





What You Get
Find SECOND
Find FIRST
Find THIRD
Let S=SECOND
Let F=FIRST
Let T=THIRD
Given S=F+2
Given T=F+4
Given 4S+3T=27F
4S+3(F+4)=27F   Comment: Substitute F+4 for S in 4S+3T=27F
4(F+2)+3(F+4)=27F   Comment: Substitute F+2 for T in 4S+3(F+4)=27F
4F+8+3F+12=27F
-20F+8+12=0
Step F=1  Comment Simplify
Solution F=1   
Solution S=3      Substitute F=1 into S=F+2
Solution T=5      Substitute F=1 into T=F+4
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Updated May 27, 2008
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