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The table shows eight students in a fitness class, by name and by Updated on: 05 Feb 2024, 00:12
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For each of the Caucasians listed, the situp score is less than the total fitness score.: No For only one student listed, the number of pushups is more than the number of situps and pullups combined.: No Bradley is the student for which the magnitude of the difference between total fitness score and pushup score is greatest.: Yes
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The table shows eight students in a fitness class, by name and by ethnicity. Each student is challenged to do as many pushups as he can do in one cycle, as many situps as he can do in 30 seconds, and as many pullups as he can do in one attempt. Each student gets a total fitness score based on his performance in the three tests.
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Rank ScoreNameEthnicityPush UpsSit UpsPull UpsFitness
1PatrickMinority40501334.9
2PeterMinority3548830.8
3CooperCaucasian25201721.1
4BradleyMinority28121218.4
5ThomasCaucasian25201420.2
6MichaelMinority2220817.2
7JasonCaucasian2515516
8JonathanCaucasian2015614.3


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For each of the Caucasians listed, the situp score is less than the total fitness score.
For only one student listed, the number of pushups is more than the number of situps and pullups combined.
Bradley is the student for which the magnitude of the difference between total fitness score and pushup score is greatest.
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For each of the Caucasians listed, the situp score is less than the total fitness score.: No For only one student listed, the number of pushups is more than the number of situps and pullups combined.: No Bradley is the student for which the magnitude of the difference between total fitness score and pushup score is greatest.: Yes
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A)No,since Jonathan is an exception vin the list
B)No,since for Jason and Bradley the sum is higher
C)Yes, Bradley has the Highest difference of 9.6

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Sajjad1994 can you please elaborate for Q3, for magnitude, i thought it is the % of difference, or is the just value?
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Sajjad1994 can you please elaborate for Q3, for magnitude, i thought it is the % of difference, or is the just value?
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As we can see that no %age is mentioned so the question is talking about a value not the %age.

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1. Sort the table by ethnicity and then compare the situp score with the total fitness score.
Out of all four Caucasians, Jonathan scored 15 >14.3.

Answer: No

2. Try to mentally add the situp and Pull-up scores and check person by person.
For Jonathan:
Pushup score =20
Sit-ups +Pull ups score = 15+6 =21
But, he is not the only person who satisfies the given condition.
For Bradley
Pushup Score= 28
Sit-ups +Pull ups score =12+12=24

Answer:No

3. Calculate the magnitude of the difference between the total fitness score and pushup score for Bradley and others.
Jonathan: 20-14.3= 5.7
Jason: 25-16= 9
Thomas:25-20.2= 4.8
Cooper:25-21.1= 3.9
Michael:22- 17.2= 4.8
Bradley:28-18.4= 9.6
Peter:35-30.8 =4.2
Patrick: 40-34.9= 5.1
9.6 is the greatest.

Answer: Yes­
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