Question

На кружки по математике записалось несколько школьников. Их хотят распределить по группам равномерно — таким образом, чтобы количество учеников в любых двух группах отличалось не более чем на 1. В результате такого равномерного деления получилось 6 групп, среди которых ровно 4 группы по 12 учеников. Сколько всего могло быть школьников? Укажите все возможные варианты. Если ответом являются несколько чисел, то они вводятся все — каждое число в отдельное поле ввода в произвольном порядке.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Пошаговое объяснение:

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

We are given that a certain number of students have signed up for math clubs and they need to be divided into groups evenly. The condition is that the difference in the number of students between any two groups should not exceed 1. We are also given that after dividing the students, there are 6 groups, with exactly 4 groups having 12 students each. We need to determine the total number of students that could have signed up for the math clubs.

Solution

Let's assume that the total number of students is N.

We know that there are 6 groups in total, and 4 of them have 12 students each. This means that the remaining 2 groups must have a different number of students.

Let's consider the two possible scenarios for the remaining 2 groups: 1. Both groups have the same number of students. 2. One group has one more student than the other group.

In the first scenario, if both groups have the same number of students, then the number of students in each group can be calculated as follows: - The total number of students, N, minus the 4 groups with 12 students each. - Divide the remaining number of students equally between the two groups.

In the second scenario, if one group has one more student than the other group, then the number of students in each group can be calculated as follows: - The total number of students, N, minus the 4 groups with 12 students each. - Subtract 1 from the remaining number of students. - Divide the remaining number of students equally between the two groups.

Let's calculate the possible values for N based on these scenarios.

Calculation

1. Scenario 1: Both groups have the same number of students. - Number of students in each of the remaining 2 groups: (N - (4 * 12)) / 2 - The difference between the number of students in any two groups should not exceed 1. - So, (N - (4 * 12)) / 2 ≤ 1 - Simplifying the inequality: N - 48 ≤ 2 - Therefore, N ≤ 50 - The possible values for N in this scenario are: 49, 50.

2. Scenario 2: One group has one more student than the other group. - Number of students in each of the remaining 2 groups: (N - (4 * 12) - 1) / 2 - The difference between the number of students in any two groups should not exceed 1. - So, (N - (4 * 12) - 1) / 2 ≤ 1 - Simplifying the inequality: N - 49 ≤ 2 - Therefore, N ≤ 51 - The possible values for N in this scenario are: 50, 51.

Answer

The possible values for the total number of students, N, are: 49, 50, 51.

Note: The possible values are calculated based on the given conditions and assumptions.