The first six integers (0,1,2,3,4,5) add up to 15, unless you exclude 0, in which case the answer is 21.
Impossible.
44 62 35 17 26 53 Six numbers add up to 8
5. If the mean ("average") of the first five numbers is 11, that means they add up to 55 (5 times their mean value of 11). Similarly, all six numbers have to add up to 60 (6 times their mean value of 10). The final number is the difference between these sums (60 - 55), or 5.
They will always add up to another even number.
25
Impossible.
Ten and six.
44 62 35 17 26 53 Six numbers add up to 8
3x-3
21, 22, 23
5. If the mean ("average") of the first five numbers is 11, that means they add up to 55 (5 times their mean value of 11). Similarly, all six numbers have to add up to 60 (6 times their mean value of 10). The final number is the difference between these sums (60 - 55), or 5.
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They will always add up to another even number.
Yes opposite numbers add up to 7
They add up to 129
25
add up all the numbers you have and then divide this result by how many numbers you have. example to find the mean of the following six numbers 6 7 9 3 3 2 first add up all the numbers = 6+7+9+3+3+2=30 then divide this result by how many numbers there are = 30 / 6 = 5 The mean is 5