Concept explainers
To find: the correct option for the given condition.
Answer to Problem 1SAP
The option D is correct.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given condition is,
“If the average (arithmetic mean) of four distinct positive integers is 11”.
As the average (arithmetic mean) of four distinct positive integers is 11. Then, the sum of the four distinct number can be found as,
Here, x is the sum of the all four number.
So, the greatest possible number could be
Therefore, the option D is correct.
Chapter 11 Solutions
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