Eli G.
asked 04/25/18find two consecutive integers whose product is 194 more than their sum.
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 05/31/21
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xy= 194 + x+y
x(x+1) = 194 + x+ x+1
x^2 -x -195 = 0
x = 1/2 + (1/2)sqr(1+4(195)) = a non-integer solution
16+15 = 31
16(15) = 240
240-31 = 209
14 +15 = 29
14(15) = 210
210-29 = 181
14.5 + 15.5 = 30
14.5(15.5) = 224.75
224,75 -30 = 194.75
Maybe instead of 194, you meant 209 or 181? then you'd get either 14 and 15 or 15 and 16
Or, 15 and 16 satisfies
15(16) > 194 +15+16
240 > 214
if the product is 209 more than the sum, then it's also 194 more than the sum.
240>194+30
Although that's a strange way to phrase the problem.
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Paul M.
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