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Mean is average. Multiply total books by the mean to find the total cost:
5x 10 = $50 total.
Subtract the highest and lowest prices to find the total of the remaining 3 books.
50 - 15-6 = 29
The median price was 8, this is the middle number, subtract 8 from 29 to get the cost of the last 2 books:
29-8 =21
Now you need a price lower than the median but higher than the lowest cost so that has to be 7
Subtract 7 from 21 to get the cost of the last book 21-7 = 14
The price of the remaining books is $7 and $14
The first thing to do is organize all the given data so that you won't be confused which is which. Let's denote all the given that belongs to the marathon runner with a subscript of 1 and that of the trackman with a subscript of 2. The first equation we could do is find the sum of time:
t₁ + t₂ = 3 hours and 1 minute
For consistency, let's convert minute to hours.
1 minute (1 hour/60 minutes) = 1/60
Total time = 3+1/60 = 3.0167 hours
t₁ + t₂ = 3.0167 hours ----> equation 1
The other equation is the total distance. When you multiply speed with time, the answer would be distance. Thus.
9t₁ + 12t₂ = 28 miles ----> equation 2
Since there are two unknowns and 2 equations, the system is solvable:
t₁ = 3.0157 - t₂
9(3.0167 - t₂) + 12t₂ = 28
t₂ = 0.2832 hour, and
t₁ = 3.0157 - 0.2832 = 2.733 hours
Therefore, the distance run by the marathon runner is
9*2.733 = 24.597 or approximately 24 3/5.
