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Re: Last year in City X, the range of daily low temperatures, in degrees F [#permalink]
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This question seems a little bit tricky to think logically. so let's go mathematically.
  1) what is range ? - difference between min and max value.
      for June: y1-x1
      for July : y2-x2
 2) Now range for combined two months would depend upon the values of x1,x2 and y1,y2.
     -->if smallest and largest value are both from the month of June, then range = y1-x1 =20
     -->similarly if both are from July, then range =y2-x2=25
otherwise, the two cases would be
1. x1<x2 and y1<y2 ==> range = y2-x1, now that y2-x2 =25 and x1<x2, we can say that y2-x1>=25
hence, the min value of range is 25.
2. x1>x2 and y1>y2 ==> range = y1-x2, now that y2-x2 =25 and y1>y2, we can say that y1-x2 >=25
hence, min value of range is 25 

hence, the answer is 25.
 
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