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Magic Trick (Posted on 2009-05-10) Difficulty: 2 of 5
A magician told his friend(X) that he will do a magic trick and gave X 3 cards with 5 distinct non-negative integers written on each card. X was asked to choose a number from each card and tell the sum of the 3 chosen numbers to him. For every possible sum X told him, he answered all the 3 chosen numbers correctly. If you sum all these possible sums, what is the minimum value it can take?

Note: The integers on a card are distinct but integers on two different cards may not be distinct.

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189 can be the answer | Comment 6 of 10 |

if we have

1,2,5,14,41 these 5 numbers on all the 3 cards.

total sum would be 189. Please sugget.

 


  Posted by Ritesh on 2011-04-28 16:16:57
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