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samirpandeyit62
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If the average of 6 numbers is 20, how many of the numbers are equal to 21?
(1) Three of the numbers are equal to 19.
(2) Three of the numbers are less than 21.
stmt 1: other 3 need to sum up to 63 so they can be 21,21,21 or 20,20,23 or 21,22,20 ... so INSUFF
stmt2 : the three can have any combination summing upto 60 or less, similary the other can be anything so INSUFF
combine:
if three nos are = 19 & three are less than 21, then these three must be the one'e eqaul to 19, otherwise the mean will decrease
again the remainig three may be anything as stmt 1 so INSUFF
ans should be E
(1) Three of the numbers are equal to 19.
(2) Three of the numbers are less than 21.
stmt 1: other 3 need to sum up to 63 so they can be 21,21,21 or 20,20,23 or 21,22,20 ... so INSUFF
stmt2 : the three can have any combination summing upto 60 or less, similary the other can be anything so INSUFF
combine:
if three nos are = 19 & three are less than 21, then these three must be the one'e eqaul to 19, otherwise the mean will decrease
again the remainig three may be anything as stmt 1 so INSUFF
ans should be E
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