Question 35
Four natural numbers are given such that, however three distinct ones are taken and added, a number greater than or equal to $24$ is obtained. How many of the following statements are definitely true?
I - each of the four numbers is greater than or equal to $8$;
II - two of the given numbers have a sum greater than or equal to $16$;
III - two of the given numbers yielded greater than or equal to $64$;
IV - the product of any two of the numbers is always greater than or equal to $32$.
I - each of the four numbers is greater than or equal to $8$;
II - two of the given numbers have a sum greater than or equal to $16$;
III - two of the given numbers yielded greater than or equal to $64$;
IV - the product of any two of the numbers is always greater than or equal to $32$.