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In X's opinion, his weight is greater than 60kg but less than 68kg. Y doesn't agree with him and says that X's weight is more than 62kg but less than 70kg. The mother of X believes that the weight of X is greater than 64kg but less than 68kg. If all of them are correct in their estimation, then what is the average of different probable weights of X if the weight is in integer?

  1. A
    68 kg
  2. B
    67 kg
  3. C
    66 kg
  4. D
    65 kg

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let W be the integer weight of X. Let us determine the constraints given by each statement:
According to X: 60
According to Y: 62
According to X's mother: W>64

Since all of them are correct, we find the intersection of all three conditions:

max(60,62,64)64Since the weight W must be an integer, the probable integer values for W are:

65,66,67
The average of these probable weights is:

Average=
3
65+66+67

=
3
198

=66kg

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In X's opinion, his weight is greater than 60kg but less than 68kg. Y doesn't agree with him and says that X's weight is more than 62kg but less than 70kg. The mother of X believes that the weight of X is greater than 64kg but less than 68kg. If all of them are correct in their estimation, then what is the average of different probable weights of X if the weight is in integer?
A
68 kg
B
67 kg
C
66 kg
D
65 kg

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