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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Applications (Word Problem)
Find three co...
Question
Find three consecutive numbers such that if they are divided by
10
,
17
,
26
respectively, the sum of their quotients will be
10
.
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Solution
Let the consecutive numbers be
x
,
x
+
1
and
x
+
2
If they are divided by
10
,
17
and
26
respectively,
Then,
x
10
+
x
+
1
17
+
x
+
2
26
=
10
⇒
442
x
+
(
260
)
(
x
+
1
)
+
(
170
)
(
x
+
2
)
=
442
×
100
⇒
872
x
+
600
=
442
×
100
⇒
x
=
50
So, the consecutive numbers are
50
,
51
and
52
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