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artstudent
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my approach:
I look at deviation. For A= M the deviation must zero out
I set the middle term (C) = 0; Since e-a=14 and e-c=4. e is 4 higher than c and a is less than c. Thus:
-10,b,0,d,+4. The left side has the min deficit of -10 if b=c. The the highest b can be is +4. So there's no way to make it balance. Thus average has to be less than median.
Please give me feedback on my approach. Is this correct?












