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You can also post your questions in the GRE sub-forum. We just started one a few weeks ago 😇
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please help me out in this
You could post in the forum to get your answer. Otherwise teh answer would be 1. Since the arithmetic mean is 45k and not all are at 45k(range is 6k), none above and all above can be discarded directly. Next 1: surely one can be 3k above 45k and another 3k below 45k. Remaining three can be 45k. Possible…..finally 4: say each of these is x above 45k, so this has to be offset by the fifth one which is below 45k, that is 4x=y, but x+y=range=6000 or x=1200. Salaries are 46200,46200,46200,46200,40200.. But the salary is a multiple of 1000…not possible
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We have two equations and three variables b, s and p: 50b+70s+100p=16000 and b+s+p=200. We require one more equation to find variables. Statement 1 gives b=s and statement 2 gives p=2b. Thus we will find answer in each case. Last statement tells us one of b, s or p is 100. Since average is 80 and closer to 100 as compared to 50, basic cannot be 100 but s and p can be 100: two cases 50,50,100 and 20,100,80. Thus, first two yes and third no
