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Descriptive Statistics – Mean and Median; Divisibility

November 10, 2010 By K S Baskar 1 Comment

How many numbers of 7 consecutive positive integers are divisible by 6?
1) Their average is divisible by 6
2) Their median is divisible by 12

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  1. Shreyas Ramakrishnan says

    April 8, 2011 at 2:23 pm

    (1) Their average is divisible by 6
    This means that the 4th number is divisible by 6; therefore, the first 3 terms and the last three terms are not divisible by 6. Only one term (4th term) is divisible).

    (2) Their median is divisible by 12
    This means that the 4th number is divisible by 12 (and 6); therefore, the first 3 terms and the last three terms are not divisible by 6. Only one term (4th term) is divisible).

    SUFFICIENT D.

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