<p>This is getting very intense and I would like to know the truth, if at all possible. So, is it just 5 for the mean=median question or is it 0,5,10? My two cents is that it's all three.</p>
<p>j12345s- It read which number would make the mean and median of the entire set equal to eachother, not which number would be both the mean and the median of the set.</p>
<p>It is all three. Look at the beginning of the main sat thread and you will see that it wasn't even debated.</p>
<p>at the beginning, there was a consensus. However, towards the end, a group of posters, 3-5, had the consensus that it was only 5. But thanks for the reassurance thedude, I was beginning to feel outnumbered in the latter half of the thread.</p>
<p>we shall wait for the scores :)</p>
<p>good call :)</p>
<p>Yeah, i could have sworn that it asked for a number that when added to the set would make it so that the median and the mean were equal. If that's the case, then the answer is all three.</p>