Asked by Bibek
If the difference of two consecutive numbers is 15 and the greater of them is X then the smaller number is
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Answered by
Kabir
It's not possible for the difference of two consecutive numbers to be 15, by definition of 'consecutive', the difference is one
If, however, the word 'sum' is supposed to be at that place, then the numbers are 7 and 8
If, however, the word 'sum' is supposed to be at that place, then the numbers are 7 and 8
Answered by
Steve
or, if we eliminate the "consecutive" then we have
If the difference of two numbers is 15 and the greater of them is X then the smaller number is X-15
If the difference of two numbers is 15 and the greater of them is X then the smaller number is X-15
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