Geography, asked by pimentelariel28, 8 hours ago

Read the probled Problem below and answer the questions that follow: Jonalyn has five discs, each with a different counting number printed on one face. However, she lost three discs and all she can remember is that the sum of the five humbers is 50 and the numbers in the two remaining discs are 12 and 9

What is the greatest possible value of one of the numbers?

what can be the possible values of the three other humbers?​

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Answered by rudradhandare
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Using a system of equations, it is found that:

The greatest possible value of one of the numbers is 26.

The possible values are all values of x,y and z different of 12 and 9 such that:

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There are 5 distinct numbers, with a sum of 50, thus they are:

Two of them are 12 and 9, thus , and:

The greatest possible value of one of the numbers is 26, as then one would be 2 and the other 1, having five distinct numbers.

The possible values are all values of x,y and z different of 12 and 9 such that:

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