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Dmitry [639]
3 years ago
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I don’t understand what the rule is fit this and how to get it.

Mathematics
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Rina8888 [55]3 years ago
3 0
It’s like some type of math form or sum
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4 exams, so there are 4 values
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90<span><</span>average and average <span><</span>100
or
90<span><</span>average<span><</span>100


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90<(76+99+86+x)/4<100
90<(76+99+86+x)/4 and (76+99+86+x)/4<100

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90<span><</span>(76+99+86+x)/4
times 4 both sides
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minus 261 both sides
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times 4 both sides
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99<u><</u>x<u><</u>139
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99<u><</u>x<u><</u>100

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