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MathematicsBetween which two consecutive integers does \(\sqrt{131}+2\) lie on the number line?Class 10PolynomialsRepresenting real numbers on the number lineLevel 51ExpertMathematicsIn a book, the product of a page number and the number of the next page is 930. What is the smaller page number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 42ExpertMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 552. Which two integers are they?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 42ExpertMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 240. Which pair of integers is correct?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 42MediumMathematicsThe sum of a number and its square is 1260. What is the positive number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41HardMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is \(306\). What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41MediumMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 56. Which quadratic equation represents this situation if the smaller integer is \(x\)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40HardMathematicsMultiplying a positive integer by its next integer gives 210. What is the integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40MediumMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive even integers is 168. What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40MediumMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 156. What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40MediumMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 380. What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 42EasyMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is (306). What is the smaller integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 42EasyMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is 210. What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41EasyMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is (182). What is the smaller integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41EasyMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is (132). What is the larger integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40EasyMathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is (72). What is the smaller integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40EasyMathematicsIf the roots of the equation \(x^2-(2a+7)x+(a+3)(a+4)=0\) are consecutive integers, which pair represents the roots?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 32ExpertMathematicsIf the roots of the equation \(x^2-(2a+3)x+(a^2+3a+2)=0\) are consecutive integers, what are the roots?Class 10Quadratic EquationsRoots of a Quadratic EquationLevel 31ExpertMathematicsThe sum of the squares of two consecutive positive integers is 145. If the smaller integer is \(x\), which equation is correct?Class 10Quadratic EquationsIntroduction to Quadratic EquationsLevel 30MediumMathematicsThe sum of the squares of two consecutive integers is 85. If the smaller integer is \(x\), which equation represents this relationship?Class 10Quadratic EquationsIntroduction to Quadratic EquationsLevel 29Medium