TSI MATH SECTION: Sum of Two Consecutive odd Integers

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Thanks for clearing up my confusion. I initiallythought it was n + 2, and was confused to find out it was 2n + 2. when you write it out and explain it the way you did, it made so much sense. Thanks

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If it’s okay can you explain the first one a bit more how did you get 2n +2 instead of n+2. Thank you so much for these videos

[@joebradford2570]

the 5 and 7 are two separate integers. so n=5, n+2+7, the "sum" of these two would be n+N+2=2n+2

[@chwxie]

It says 2 consecutive integers are n, so you pick whatever 2 odd numbers that come after each other, odd numbers take +2 to get to the next odd number, which makes n+2, so you add n+2 to 2 consecutive odd numbers, then add n+2 + n+2 and you get 2n+2. I know this comments a year old but hopefully this helps someone else. I was a little confused at first too.

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what grade are we supposed to learn the first question in, I feel like I need to relearn the whole grade haha

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On the third problem you do 1/2 x 4 and got 2, but when you plugged in 6 you mulitplied 7x6 instead of doing 1/2 x 7. Why did it change from each one?

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It was just to avoid the decimal since 1/2 x 7 = 3.5 but regardless 3.5 x 6 = 21

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[@janelleb980]

What I’m confused, if you did n+2 on the 5 and the 7 then why is the equation n+n+2? I’m confused on where the 1st 2 went.

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Third problem with the triangle how did you get 1/2? If you don’t mind me asking

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Where did you get the 1/2 in the 3rd problem?

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Where did you get the “1 “ from ?

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In the third problem, why did you divided 4 first then multiplied by 3, and in the next one you multiplied first then divided??? I’m confused, why did it changed

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Can you make a quick video on how to tell when numbers are negative or positive I am always confused 😕

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[@YazanSalim-j5q]

#14 How did we decide the numbers are 5,7,9 and not 5,6,7

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Great question! They are odd consecutive integers, so you would be counting by two's!

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i really didn't understand the first one

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@@makeitmakesense1504 I don't understand why isn't n+2

[@nigga4516]

In a sequence of consecutive odd numbers, each number is 2 more than the previous one. So, if n is the least odd integer, the next odd integer would be n + 2. Therefore, the sum of the two consecutive odd integers is n + (n + 2). Simplifying this gives you the sum of 2n + 2. So, the correct choice is option D: 2n + 2.

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@@myriamsylla-it1ws In a sequence of consecutive odd numbers, each number is 2 more than the previous one. So, if n is the least odd integer, the next odd integer would be n + 2. Therefore, the sum of the two consecutive odd integers is n + (n + 2). Simplifying this gives you the sum of 2n + 2. So, the correct choice is option D: 2n + 2.

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