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product two consecutive odd numbers

Product of two consecutive odd numbers :
Even numbers are 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25,.....
Odd  number means when we divide a number with 2,then the remainder is equal to one.
Difference between the two odd numbers is 1.
Now we will discuss the product of two odd  numbers. Now the product of two even numbers assumed to be 5x7 can be written as (6-1)x(6+1).
                             5x7= (6-1)x(6+1)
From the above we write general formula as 5x7= (6-1)x(6+1)=62-1=36-1=35
Now we can observe the result as one less than the square number. So now we can observe the following table. Column 1&2 reprecent the adjacent odd numbers. Column 3 represent the product of two adjacent odd numbers. Column 4 represent  the nearest square number. This  will arrive by adding 1 to the product  of two odd  numbers.

NUMBER1 
NUMBER2
PRODUCT
NEAREST SQUARE NO.
1
3
3
4
3
5
15
16
5
7
35
36
7
9
63
64
9
11
99
100
11
13
143
144
13
15
195
196
15
17
255
256
17
19
323
324
19
21
399
400
21
23
483
484
23
25
575
576
25
27
675
676
27
29
783
784
29
31
899
900
31
33
1023
1024
33
35
1155
1156
35
37
1295
1296
37
39
1443
1444
39
41
1599
1600
41
43
1763
1764
43
45
1935
1936
45
47
2115
2116
47
49
2303
2304
49
51
2499
2500
51
53
2703
2704

Now we will see how to solve the problems based on the product two consecutive even numbers.
Problem 1:product of two consecutive odd  numbers is 143. What are those numbers.
Solution: step1: product of two consecutive odd numbers is 143
                  Step2: add 1 to 143 it will become 144
                 Step3: finding the square root of 144 that is 12
                 Step4:then add 1 to 12, and subtract 1 from 12.
                 Step5: then those numbers are 11,13

Problem2:product of two consecutive odd numbers is 399. What are those numbers.
Solution: step1: product of two consecutive odd  numbers is 399
                  Step2: add 1 to 399 it will become 400
                 Step3: finding the square root of 400 that is 20
                 Step4:then add 1 to 20, and subtract 1 from 20.
                 Step5: then those numbers  are 19,21

Problem 3:product of two consecutive odd numbers is 255. What are those numbers.
Solution: step1: product of two consecutive odd numbers is 255
                  Step2: add 1 to 255 it will become 256
                 Step3: finding the square root of 256  that is 16
                 Step4:then add 1 to 16, and subtract 1 from 16.
                 Step5: then those numbers are 15,17

Problem 4:product of two consecutive odd numbers is 783. What are those numbers.
Solution: step1: product of two consecutive odd  numbers is 783
                  Step2: add 1 to 783 it will become 784
                 Step3: finding the square root of 784 that is 28
                 Step4:then add 1 to 28, and subtract 1 from 28.

                 Step5: then those numbers are 27,29

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