Three consecutive odd counting numbers have the property that the sum of the largest and twice the smallest is 91. What is the middle number?

Three consecutive odd counting numbers have the property that the sum of the largest and twice the smallest is 91. What is the middle number?

unknown values: 2*k+1

equation: (2*k+3)+2*(2*k-1)=91

answer: 31

The larger of two numbers is 8 more than four times the smaller. If the larger is increased by four times the smaller, the result is 40. Find the numbers.

unknown values: x,y

equation: y=4*x+8

equation: y+4*x=40

answer: {4; 24}

If 3 is subtracted from four times a number, the result is 10 less than five times the number. Find the number.

unknown values: x

equation: 4*x-3=5*x-10

answer: 7

which value is a solution to 60+2x=12x+10?

unknown values: x

equation: 60+2*x=12*x+10

answer: 5

Phil found that the sum of twice a number and -21 is 129 greater than the opposite of the number, What is the number?

unknown values: n

equation: (2*n + (-21)) = 129 + (-1 * n)

answer: 50

Two consecutive integers are added together. The square of their sum is 361. What are the integers?

unknown values: x,x+1

equation: (x+x+1)^2=361

answer: 9; 10 or -10; -9

Two consecutive integers are added. The square of their sum is 361. What are the integers?

unknown values: x,x+1

equation: (x+x+1)^2=361

answer: 9; 10 or -10; -9

The Square of the sum of 2 consecutive integers is 49. Find the integers.

unknown values: x,x+1

equation: (x+x+1)^2=49

answer: 3; 4 or -4; -3

find the two consecutive even integers whose sum squared is 900

unknown values: x,x+2

equation: (x+x+2)^2=900

answer: 14; 16 or -16; -14

A number consists of two digits . THe digit at ten's place is 4 times the digit at unit's place. On changing the place of digits, the new number formed is 54 less than the original number. Find the number?

unknown values: 10*x+y

equation: x=4*y

equation: 10*x+y-54=10*y+x

answer: 82