It is impossible for three prime numbers less than 30 to add up to 1955. After all, 30+30+30 is only 90.
None add up to 30; you would need at least three 6-sided die with numbers 6-11 to add to 30.
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93, 2, 1 are three numbers that add up to 96
To find the mean you first have to add up all the numbers then you divide it by how many numbers you have and you got the mean. Example: 12+13+5=30 30/3=10 10 is the mean
30
The only number between 30 and 40 with distinct prime factors which add up to 12 is 35.
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30
Let one number be x. so the other will be x+6. They add up to 30 so x+x+6=30 so 2x+6=30 => 2x = 30-6=24 => x=24/2=12 So the two numbers are 12, 12+6=18.
35
It is impossible for three prime numbers less than 30 to add up to 1955. After all, 30+30+30 is only 90.
None add up to 30; you would need at least three 6-sided die with numbers 6-11 to add to 30.
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They are 29, 30 and 31.
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93, 2, 1 are three numbers that add up to 96