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Answer:
Question 1: 7
Question 2: I couldn't figure it out :(
Question 3: 35 I think
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 1
A set of five positive integers: a+b+c+d+e
Whose mean is 5: [tex]\frac{a+b+c+d+e}{5}=5[/tex]
Whose median is 5: [tex]\frac{a+b+5+d+e}{5}=5[/tex]
Whose only mode is 8: [tex]\frac{a+b+5+8+8}{5}=5[/tex]
The reason the last two digits are 8 is because the only mode is 8, and there are only two digits greater than 5, and 8 > 5.
Let's multiply both sides of the equation by 5: a+b+5+8+8=25
Simplify: a+b+21=25
Simplify further: a+b=4
Only possible values are a=1, and b=3.
Now, go back to the original expression, but substitute in a and b
1+3+5+8+8
8-1=7
Question 2
I'm really sorry, but I had some trouble on this one
Question 3
A set of five different positive integers: a+b+c+d+e
Whose mean is 15: [tex]\frac{a+b+c+d+e}{5}=15[/tex]
Whose median is 18: [tex]\frac{a+b+18+d+e}{5}=15[/tex]
Simplify: a+b+18+d+e=75
Simplify further: a+b+d+e=57
We know that a<b<18<d<e.
We want the maximum possible value for e.
set all other digits as low as possible (remember they are integers, so no fractions or decimals)
1+2+19= 22, 57-22=35
*I am not 100% sure if this last one is correct because it is not on my RSM homework so I can not check.
Answer:
7
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 1
A set of five positive integers: a+b+c+d+e
Whose mean is 5
Whose median is 5
Whose only mode is 8
Start by multiplying both sides of the equation by 5: a+b+5+8+8=25
Simplify by adding: a+b+21=25
Simplify by inverse operation: a+b=4
Now the only possible values are a=1, and b=3.
The original expression, with a and b substituted
1+3+5+8+8
8-1=7