Which would be the correct representation of "Find two consecutive integers whose product is 132"? *
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Let x = 1st, x + 1 = 2nd x (x + 1) = 132
Let x = 1st, x + 2 = 2nd x (x + 2) = 132
This question is impossible to do

We can't get two consecutive integers to add up to an even number, as two consecutive integers will always be an odd number and an even number will always add up to an odd number, which 132 is not.

You can of course get two numbers that are 1 apart, and those would be 65.5 and 66.5, but those are not integers.

Which would be the correct representation of "Find two consecutive integers whose product is 132"? * 1 point Let x = 1st, x + 1 = 2nd x (x + 1) = 132 Let x = 1st, x + 2 = 2nd x (x + 2) = 132 This question is impossible to do

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Which would be the correct representation of "Find two consecutive integers whose product is 132"? *
1 point
Let x = 1st, x + 1 = 2nd x (x + 1) = 132
Let x = 1st, x + 2 = 2nd x (x + 2) = 132
This question is impossible to do