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by ajith » Wed Apr 21, 2010 3:16 am
nisha.menon294 wrote:Can someone please explain statement 2? Thanks
Statement 1 is sufficient since if the median is 70; the two largest numbers has to be greater than 70 and hence have the average greater than 70

Second statement says Average of all the numbers is 70 - If the average of all the numbers is 70; average of top 2 numbers should be more than 70 - it is also sufficient
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by gmatmachoman » Wed Apr 21, 2010 11:20 am
ajith wrote:
nisha.menon294 wrote:Can someone please explain statement 2? Thanks
Statement 1 is sufficient since if the median is 70; the two largest numbers has to be greater than 70 and hence have the average greater than 70

Second statement says Average of all the numbers is 70 - If the average of all the numbers is 70; average of top 2 numbers should be more than 70 - it is also sufficient

Ajith i really tried hard to negate ur statment..hahahah But what u said was true...actually we are very much machanistic when it comes to averages..nO i valued the role played by individual numbers...

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