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Answer: 11, 13
Explanation:
We need to identify two consecutive integers whose product is 143. If we let x represent the larger of the two integers, the smaller integer can be expressed as (x-2). Their product equals 143, which gives us

By solving the equation:

this results in a second-order equation with two real roots: x=13 and x=-11. We disregard the negative outcome, leaving us with x=13. Hence, the two numbers are
x=13
x=13-2=11
Answer:
The term 6x should actually be 6x²
Step-by-step-explanation:
The illustration referenced, which depicts the multiplication of the trinomial with the binomial, is provided in the image below.
To identify where Chin's multiplication went wrong and to establish the correct expression, we'll analyze each multiplication performed. Therefore, we have:
3x*x² = 3x³
3x*2x = 6x² (the mistake occurred here, as Chin recorded it as 6x in the chart)
3x*4 = 12x
2*x²=2x²
2*2x = 4x
2*4 = 8
Thus, the term 6x should indeed be corrected to 6x²
Carly possesses 2 dimes and 4 nickels.
Since a dime is worth 10 cents, with 1 dime and 3 nickels you would have 20 cents; with 2 dimes and 4 nickels, the total would be 40 cents. It is required to have two additional nickels compared to the number of dimes.