In a set of five consecutive integers, which of the following must change the average of the
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In a set of five consecutive integers, which of the following must change the average of the set without changing its median?
- Multiplying each of the numbers in the set by 6.
- Adding 10 to each of the numbers in the set.
- Subtracting 3.5 from each of the numbers in the set.
- Adding 8.2 to the 2 largest numbers and subtracting 8.2 from the 3 smallest numbers in the set.
- Adding .5 to the 2 largest and to the 2 smallest numbers in the set.
- Dividing each of the numbers in the set by 2.
- It’s not possible to change the average of the set without changing its median.
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1014 Practice Questions For The New GRE
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