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| PAGE: 307 | SET: Exercises | PROBLEM: 17 |
Let n is the positive odd integers.
Let two consecutive positive odd integers 
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The word 
sum of two consecutive positive odd integers 
represents
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The word two consecutive positive odd integers with a sum that is at least 8 and less than 24 represents 
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The inequality is 
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Subtract 2 from each side.
Divide each side by 2.
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The n values set is 
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If 
the remaining positive odd integer value 
and the solution set is 
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If 
the remaining positive odd integer value 
and the solution set is 
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If 
the remaining positive odd integer value 
and the solution set is 
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If 
the remaining positive odd integer value 
and the solution set is 
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If 
the remaining positive odd integer value 
and the solution set is 
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The all solution sets are 
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