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There are four consecutive even numbers, such that the average of the last and the first number is 11, find the difference between the second and the third number.
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- Let's denote the four consecutive even numbers as x,x+2,x+4,x+6.
- The average of the last and the first numbers is given as 11:
(x+6+x)/2=11.
- Simplifying this, we get 2x+6=22.
- So, 2x=16, and thus x=8.
- The numbers are 8, 10, 12, and 14.
- The second number is 10 and the third number is 12.
- The difference between the second and third numbers is 12−10=2.
- Option 1: 1 - Incorrect
- Option 2: 2 - Correct
- Option 3: 3 - Incorrect
- Option 4: 4 - Incorrect
- Option 5: 5 - Incorrect
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