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Consecutive integer

GCSE Mathematics · key term

Consecutive integer

Definition

An integer immediately before or after another integer. Consecutive integers can be represented by $n$ and $n+1$ .

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Eduqas GCSE Mathematics · C300

Specification HA6 · Paper 1, Paper 2

Revise: Equations, Identities, and Proofs

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Exam tips

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Use related expressions for consecutive numbers: n and n + 1 for consecutive integers, or 2n and 2n + 2 for consecutive even integers.

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