Question

A game is played with a deck of 50 cards numbered from 1 to 50. At the end of each round, players calculate their score by adding the numbers on their cards.
What is the least score a player could have if he or she has 7 cards remaining at the end of a round?

Answer 1

Answer:

28, 329, 11

Step-by-step explanation:

What is the least score a player could have if he or she has 7 cards remaining at the end of a round?

• 28 points

What is the greatest score a player could have if he or she has 7 cards remaining at the end of a round?

• 329 points

Glenna needs to get 60 points in the next round to win the game. What is the least number of cards Glenna needs to be guaranteed a win?

• 11

Answer 2

The least score a player could have is if he or she has 7 cards remaining at the end of round 28.

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   Calculation:-

Addition of the first 7 natural number (out of 50 cards)

   In order to get the minimum value

             ⇒1+2=3+4+5+6+7=28

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