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Mike, Scott, Jim, Kate, and Pete each have a different number of assignments this month. Pete has fewer assignments than Kate, Kate has more assignments than Mike, Mike has more assignments than Jim, and Jim has more assignments than Scott. Which of the following could be the person who has the median number of assignments this month for the five people listed?
Indicate all such people.
A. Mike
B. Scott
C. Jim
D. Kate
E. Pete
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Indicate all such people.
A. Mike
B. Scott
C. Jim
D. Kate
E. Pete
Kudos for the right answer and explanation
Re: Mike, Scott, Jim, Kate, and Pete each have a different numbe
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Could you someone explain how Jim and Pete could have the median number of assignments ?
Below was my approach:
We know from given: P<K, K>M, M>J, J>S, which implies the order
P,K,M,J,S
making Mike as the only possible person who could have the median number of assignments
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Thanks praveensamudrala. Its my bad, I messed up the equality order. Possible of order of arrangements
P, S, J, M, K (median is J)
or
S, P, J, M, K (median is J)
or
S, J, P, M, K (median is P)
or
S, J, M, P, K (median is M)
So Mike, Jim and Pete could be medians (options A,C,E)
Below was my approach:
We know from given: P<K, K>M, M>J, J>S, which implies the order
P,K,M,J,S
making Mike as the only possible person who could have the median number of assignments
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Thanks praveensamudrala. Its my bad, I messed up the equality order. Possible of order of arrangements
P, S, J, M, K (median is J)
or
S, P, J, M, K (median is J)
or
S, J, P, M, K (median is P)
or
S, J, M, P, K (median is M)
So Mike, Jim and Pete could be medians (options A,C,E)
Re: Mike, Scott, Jim, Kate, and Pete each have a different numbe
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29 Nov 2019, 19:45
29 Nov 2019, 19:45
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From the question, we can get an understanding that P<K, K>M, M>J, J>S. From this we can get 2 orders, P<K and S<J<M<K. So, the possible orders are:
S<J<M<P<K - median is M
S<J<P<M<K - median is P
S<P<J<M<K - median is J
P<S<J<M<K - median is J
Thus, the possible answers are Mike, Pete and Jim.
I suppose these are the correct answers, I'm new here so don't now how to check for the correct answer.
S<J<M<P<K - median is M
S<J<P<M<K - median is P
S<P<J<M<K - median is J
P<S<J<M<K - median is J
Thus, the possible answers are Mike, Pete and Jim.
I suppose these are the correct answers, I'm new here so don't now how to check for the correct answer.
