The average arithmetic mean) weight of five students is 150.4 pounds. If no students weighs less than 130 pounds and if no two students weights are within 5 pounds of each other, what is the most in pounds, any one of the students can weigh?
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Given The average arithmetic mean) weight of five students is 150.4 pounds. If no students weighs less than 130 pounds and if no two students weights are within 5 pounds of each other, what is the most in pounds, any one of the students can weigh?
- Given average weight of 5 students is 150.4 pounds.
- No student weighs less than 130 pounds
- Also no two students weights are within 5 pounds of each other
- We need to find the most in pounds that anyone of the students can weigh.
- Now the lowest weight is 130 pounds and if the student weighs 130 pounds then, assuming that the other three are 135, 140, 145
- Let the fifth person be P
- So 130 + 135 + 140 + 145 + P / 5 = 150.4
- 550 + P / 5 = 150.4
- 550 + P = 150.4 x 5
- 550 + P = 752
- Or P = 202 pounds
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