In the Sum of Integers in Interval section of the Quant Flashcard Group 1, there is a method called Ingenuity. My question is how to determine the number of integers in an evenly spaced set according to the Ingenuity method?
In the Sum of Integers in Interval section of the Quant Flashcard Group 1, there is a method called Ingenuity. My question is how to determine the number of integers in an evenly spaced set according to the Ingenuity method?
Get the number of integers in the set n = L - A + 1. In case of the space between each consecutive integer being greater than 1 (Eg. all multiples of 3 between 50 and 300), L and A will be the first and last multiples of the space between consecutive integers (3 in the example) respectively, and the formula becomes ([L + A)/space] + 1.
Get the median, which is:
the middle value if n is odd
average of two middle values if n is even.
Now multiply the median into n.
Thanks for your clues.