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Hi Anshu0012,
This prompt tells us a couple of different 'facts' about the numbers that we are asked to sum up:
1) There will be 31 numbers AND they're all DIFFERENT.
2) The highest number is 55 (since it was the "store-record"). If you're not familiar with this term, then you might think about any time you may have heard this type of language in the real world (re: a 'record temperature', 'record points scored in a game', etc.).
We're asked for the MAXIMUM total possible of tuxedos that were rented, which means that we'll have to choose the 31 "biggest" possible numbers, starting at 55 and "working down." From this point, there are a number of different ways to do the Arithmetic involved - and you'll can see some of the options in the other explanations in this thread.
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22 Nov 2020, 13:28
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We have 31 days in the month of May. We're told the record number of tuxedos sold was 55. Since each day a different number of tuxedos were sold, to maximize we need to reduce by 1 for each of the 31 days.
\(55 - 31 = 24\)
\(55 + 24 = 79 + 1 = \frac{80}{2} = 40\) is the median
\(40 * 31 (number of days) = 1,240\)
Answer is A.
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