Question 2

If the sum of ten different positive integers is 100, then what is the greatest possible number among these 10 numbers?

Solution

Given that sum of 10 different positive numbers so first 9 natural numbers can be taken and so
sum=1+2+....9
=9*10/2
=45
Total sum=100
Required number=100-45
=55

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