To solve the problem, we need to determine Gautam's score based on the given conditions.
1. Let the total score of the 22 students be \( S \).
2. Thus, the average score of these 22 students is \( \frac{S}{22} \).
3. The average score of the 21 students other than Gautam is 62, meaning their total score is \( 21 \times 62 = 1302 \).
4. Let Gautam's score be \( x \). Therefore, \( S = 1302 + x \).
5. The average score of all 22 students is given as one more than the average of the 21 students other than Ramesh. Therefore, the average score of the 22 students is 63.
6. Thus, \( \frac{S}{22} = 63 \), giving us \( S = 1386 \).
7. Substituting \( S = 1386 \) in the equation \( 1386 = 1302 + x \), we solve for \( x \):
8. \( x = 1386 - 1302 = 84 \).
9. We also know that the average of the 22 students, including Ramesh who scored 82.5, should agree with the earlier step, confirming \( \frac{1302 + 84}{22} = 63 \).
These calculations confirm that Gautam's score must be consistent with all given conditions when the totals and averages are aligning, which means:
Option | Score |
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49 | No |
48 | No |
51 | Yes |
53 | No |
Therefore, the correct answer is 51.
What is the sum of ages of Murali and Murugan?
Statements: I. Murali is 5 years older than Murugan.
Statements: II. The average of their ages is 25