This is a logical reasoning problem involving the arrangement of boxes. We need to deduce the exact order of the seven boxes based on the given clues and then determine how many boxes are kept below E.
Clue 1: Only B is kept above G.
This implies that B is immediately above G, and no other box is between them or above B relative to G. Also, it means B is the topmost box among B and G, and G is the second from the top if B is the only one above it. This gives us a partial sequence: B, G.
Clue 2: Only C is kept between G and E.
This means the sequence is G, C, E. Combining with the first clue, we get: B, G, C, E.
Clue 3: Only A is kept below D.
This implies that A is immediately below D, and no other box is between them or below A relative to D. This gives us a partial sequence: D, A.
Combining the sequences:
We have seven boxes: A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
From clues 1 and 2, we have the arrangement of four boxes: B, G, C, E. This means B is at the top, followed by G, then C, then E.
From clue 3, we have D, A. This means D is immediately above A.
We have used B, G, C, E, D, A. The only remaining box is F.
Let's try to fit D, A and F into the B, G, C, E sequence.
If only B is above G, then B must be the topmost box. If only A is below D, then A must be the bottommost box among D and A.
Consider the sequence B, G, C, E. There are 4 boxes. We need to place D, A, and F.
If B is at the top, then G is second. If A is at the bottom, then D is second from the bottom.
Let's list the boxes from top to bottom:
Now we have D, A, and F to place. We know D is above A. The statement "Only A is kept below D" means that D is immediately above A, and A is the lowest of the D-A pair.
Let's try to place D and A. If A is below D, they must be together. The remaining box is F.
If we place D and A at the bottom, the sequence would be B, G, C, E, F, D, A. But this contradicts "Only A is kept below D" if there are other boxes below D. It means A is immediately below D.
Let's re-evaluate "Only B is kept above G" and "Only A is kept below D". These phrases mean that B is the only box directly above G, and A is the only box directly below D. They don't necessarily imply B is the absolute top or A is the absolute bottom.
Let's build the sequence step-by-step:
1. "Only B is kept above G" \(\implies\) B is immediately above G. No other box is above G. So, B is the topmost box.
\[ \text{B} \ \text{G} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \]
2. "Only C is kept between G and E" \(\implies\) G, C, E. So, the sequence becomes:
\[ \text{B} \ \text{G} \ \text{C} \ \text{E} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \]
3. "Only A is kept below D" \(\implies\) D is immediately above A. No other box is below D. So, A is the bottommost box.
\[ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{...} \ \text{D} \ \text{A} \]
Now we combine these. We have B, G, C, E as the top four boxes. We have D, A as the bottom two boxes. The remaining box is F.
So the full sequence from top to bottom is:
Let's verify this arrangement with all conditions:
The arrangement is: B, G, C, E, F, D, A (from top to bottom).
The question asks: How many boxes are kept below E?
Looking at the final arrangement:
B
G
C
E
F
D
A
Boxes below E are F, D, and A. There are 3 boxes below E.
A) 3
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The problem can be solved by using the definition of average. The average of a set of numbers is the sum of the numbers divided by the count of the numbers. We can find the total sum of all nine numbers and the total sum of the seven numbers, then subtract to find the sum of the remaining two numbers. Finally, divide by 2 to find their average.
Calculate the total sum of the nine numbers:
Given that the average of nine numbers is 17.
\[ \text{Average} = \frac{\text{Sum of numbers}}{\text{Count of numbers}} \]So, the sum of the nine numbers is:
\[ \text{Sum}_9 = \text{Average}_9 \times \text{Count}_9 = 17 \times 9 = 153 \]Calculate the total sum of the seven numbers:
Given that the average of seven of these numbers is 17.
\[ \text{Sum}_7 = \text{Average}_7 \times \text{Count}_7 = 17 \times 7 = 119 \]Calculate the sum of the remaining two numbers:
The sum of the remaining two numbers is the total sum of the nine numbers minus the sum of the seven numbers.
\[ \text{Sum}_2 = \text{Sum}_9 - \text{Sum}_7 = 153 - 119 = 34 \]Calculate the average of the remaining two numbers:
The average of these two numbers is their sum divided by their count (which is 2).
\[ \text{Average}_2 = \frac{\text{Sum}_2}{\text{Count}_2} = \frac{34}{2} = 17 \]A) 17 is the correct average for the remaining two numbers.
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