Mathematics, 13.01.2021 07:40 ganggang6223

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
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