If you stay with positive non-zero integers without decimals, you can't sum up 6 totally different numbers to get 20. The first 6 whole numbers, (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) sum to 21, and there's really no other way of getting smaller than that without including decimals or negatives, or zero as one of the numbers.
I answered this someplace else, but on a standard dartboard it's all the numbers 1-20 (so 20 total)
You can choose 3 objects from 6 20 ways, assuming order does not matter
The sum of the first six numbers is (6 x 19) = 114The sum of the new group of seven numbers is (7 x 20) = 140The seventh number is (140 - 114) = 26.==========================================The seventh number contains enough material to make itself 20and also to raise each of the previous six numbers from 19 to 20.Therefore it must be [ 20 + (6 x 1) ] = (20 + 6) = 26.
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I answered this someplace else, but on a standard dartboard it's all the numbers 1-20 (so 20 total)
You can choose 3 objects from 6 20 ways, assuming order does not matter
Six numbers. They are 1, 2, 4, 5, 10 and 20.
six numbers
The numbers 1-20 are on a dart board so there are twenty numbers.
20+20+20+10+2+2+1=75
Your six pregnate guppys could have up to 300 fry in total considering the average numbers for each one is between 20 - 50
20+25
In total there are 30 numbers
The sum of the first six numbers is (6 x 19) = 114The sum of the new group of seven numbers is (7 x 20) = 140The seventh number is (140 - 114) = 26.==========================================The seventh number contains enough material to make itself 20and also to raise each of the previous six numbers from 19 to 20.Therefore it must be [ 20 + (6 x 1) ] = (20 + 6) = 26.
14=14 and 20=20 All numbers have different values, and the only number equal to itself is itself.
12 and 18 are tied with six apiece.