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Re: If set S consists of 5 consecutive integers and the average of set S [#permalink]
Sign won't be a problem as all are consecutive integers.

Take the set : \(-3 , -2 , -1 , 0 , 1 , 2\)

The answer will remain the same.

COolguy101 wrote:
For the difference between x and the largest number in set S is equal to the difference between x and the smallest number in set S, x (average ) is not small than larger number? is not sign need to consider?
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