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The average of 3 different integers p, q and r (p<q<r) is 110. Does the value of r exceed 129?
1. Value of p is 110
2. Value of one of the three numbers is 115
1. Value of p is 110
2. Value of one of the three numbers is 115
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Sum of all 3 digits ; 330
#1
p=110
so q+r = 200
q has to be atleast 111 ; r is not >129
sufficient
#2
which is 115 is not given
insufficient
IMO A
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Hi Bunuel,
Although, my answer is right.
I do have a query that according to 1, if P=110, than no such integers exist, which follow the condition of (p<q<r) and whose arithmetic mean is 110. Which makes the question flawed?
Am i wrong in this inference, would like to know your thoughts on this.
Although, my answer is right.
I do have a query that according to 1, if P=110, than no such integers exist, which follow the condition of (p<q<r) and whose arithmetic mean is 110. Which makes the question flawed?
Am i wrong in this inference, would like to know your thoughts on this.
