i got 11 and 13
11^2+13^2=290
but they are not given as answer choices?
two consecutive odd positive integers
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I can sense a typo in choice C there, as it doesn't include consecutive integers, even B doesn't include. Pretty much ambiguous. What is source?clock60 wrote:i got 11 and 13
11^2+13^2=290
but they are not given as answer choices?
Take away is: Think about two digits that add up to 10.
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