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there are five students of different ages. their median is 13 what are two possibilities for the ages of the three oldest students
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there are five students of different ages. their median is 13 what are two possibilities for the ages of the three oldest students
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if there are only five students and we know that 13 is in the middle, then the possible ages for the three other students should be either 13 or other numbers greater than 13, like 14.
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