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T1LT
Nov 30, 2017

Just plug in the given data. #x, y and z#

Explanation:

let the integers be #x, y, and z#.
It is given that #x+y+z=92#, #y=3x#, and #z=2x-10#
Substituting these values in the first equation,
#implies##x+3x+2x-10=92#
#implies##6x=102#
#implies##x=17#
and also, #y=51# and finally, #z=24#
You could put these values in the given equations to verify your answer.

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