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Three consecutive positive even numbers, the square of the middle number exceeds the sum of the two other numbers by 8. Find the middle number? Explain

Three consecutive positive even numbers, the square of the middle number exceeds the sum of the two other numbers by 8. Find the middle number? Explain
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Three consecutive positive even numbers, the square of the middle number exceeds

the sum of the two other numbers by 8. Find the middle number? Explain

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Middle no. is 4.

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