Question 11
A short street where Bernard lives has 6 houses. One day 35 letters are delivered in his street and he receives more letters than anyone else. What is the smallest number of letters he may have received?
Self-study interpretation (editorial): treat each house as one recipient of letters, with Bernard being one of the six recipients.
Planned review repeat (editorial): this source item appeared in SET 10, Q07. It is one of the 12 final-fill repeats explicitly allocated by the frozen core plan.
Self-study distribution convention (editorial): all 35 letters go to these six recipients, and Bernard has strictly more than each of the other five.
Self-study interpretation (editorial): treat each house as one recipient of letters, with Bernard being one of the six recipients.
Planned review repeat (editorial): this source item appeared in SET 10, Q07. It is one of the 12 final-fill repeats explicitly allocated by the frozen core plan.
Self-study distribution convention (editorial): all 35 letters go to these six recipients, and Bernard has strictly more than each of the other five.