Finding Consecutive Numbers

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The problem written on the board is to find 3 consecutive numbers with a sum of 63, but the teacher finds 3 consecutive ODD numbers with a sum of 63.

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In this lesson, we learn how to find three consecutive odd numbers with a sum of 63. We start by labeling the first number as X, then find the next two numbers by adding 2 to the previous number each time. We then write an equation and solve it using inverse operations to find that X equals 19. Therefore, the three consecutive odd numbers are 19, 21, and 23.

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How to find three consecutive numbers with a sum of 63

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  • How do I solve a consecutive integer word problem?
  • What are 3 consecutive odd integers that add up to 63?
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    In this lesson, the teacher shows a way to solve consecutive integer problems.