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The average (arithmetic mean) of seven different numbers is 5
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04 Oct 2022, 05:53
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The average (arithmetic mean) of seven different numbers is 5
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
Median of the seven numbers |
5 |
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Re: The average (arithmetic mean) of seven different numbers is 5
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31 Oct 2022, 12:40
31 Oct 2022, 12:40
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We can have different approach here
we can use numbers and we can use theory
Using theory a key point in our favor is the fact that the numbers are 7, which means they are odd numbers
From this we do know that 3 numbers are above the median and 3 are below the median.
The median, in this case, can be easy = to five but also NOT
Also we do know anything about the numbers but they are seven. maybe are equal.
just brainstorming this you can solve the question in 30 seconds
The answer is D
we can use numbers and we can use theory
Using theory a key point in our favor is the fact that the numbers are 7, which means they are odd numbers
From this we do know that 3 numbers are above the median and 3 are below the median.
The median, in this case, can be easy = to five but also NOT
Also we do know anything about the numbers but they are seven. maybe are equal.
just brainstorming this you can solve the question in 30 seconds
The answer is D
Re: The average (arithmetic mean) of seven different numbers is 5
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23 Nov 2022, 10:02
23 Nov 2022, 10:02
Carcass wrote:
We can have different approach here
we can use numbers and we can use theory
Using theory a key point in our favor is the fact that the numbers are 7, which means they are odd numbers
From this we do know that 3 numbers are above the median and 3 are below the median.
The median, in this case, can be easy = to five but also NOT
Also we do know anything about the numbers but they are seven. maybe are equal.
just brainstorming this you can solve the question in 30 seconds
The answer is D
we can use numbers and we can use theory
Using theory a key point in our favor is the fact that the numbers are 7, which means they are odd numbers
From this we do know that 3 numbers are above the median and 3 are below the median.
The median, in this case, can be easy = to five but also NOT
Also we do know anything about the numbers but they are seven. maybe are equal.
just brainstorming this you can solve the question in 30 seconds
The answer is D
Excuse me i don't get your explanation, can you explain me with example so that i can understand your theory.
