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6 ages are listed from smallest to biggest 3 Square numbers are listed from smallest to biggest A B C D E F A B C The mean of the 5 smallest ages is 21 The mean of the 5 largest ages is 29 What could the ages be? The range of the numbers is 72 The mean is NOT a whole number What could the numbers be? 4 Square numbers are listed from smallest to biggest 4 Prime numbers are listed from smallest to biggest A B C D A B C D 5, 17, 24, 28, 31, 45 The range of the numbers is 65 The median is 65 What could the numbers be? The range of the numbers is 21 The median is 18 What could the numbers be?