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Question Write and solve an inequality for the sum of 2 consecutive integers greater than 73. Solve the inequality and find the pair with the least sum.
Let x be the first integer and x+1 be the second integer.\text{Let } x \text{ be the first integer and } x+1 \text{ be the second integer.} x+(x+1)>73x + (x+1) > 73 2x+1>732x + 1 > 73 2x>722x > 72 x>36x > 36 The pair of integers with the least sum is 37 and 38.

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The smallest pair of consecutive integers whose sum is greater than 73 is 37 and 38.
The inequality is n>36 n > 36 and the smallest pair of integers with the least sum that satisfies this inequality is (37, 38).

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