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if q is an odd number and the median of q consecutive integers is 120, what is the largest of these integers?

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If q is an odd number and the median of q consecutive integers is 120, then the largest of these integers is option (A) (q-1) / 2 + 120

The number q is an odd number

The median of q consecutive integers = 120

Consider the q = 3

Then three consecutive integers will be 119, 120, 121

The largest number = 121

Substitute the value of q in each options

Option A

(q-1) / 2 + 120

Substitute the value of q

(3-1)/2 + 120

Subtract the terms

=2/2 + 120

Divide the terms

= 1 + 120

= 121

Therefore, largest of these integers is (q-1) / 2 + 120

I have answered the question in general, as the given question is incomplete

The complete question is

if q is an odd number and the median of q consecutive integers is 120, what is the largest of these integers?

a) (q-1) / 2 + 120

b) q/2 + 119

c) q/2 + 120

d) (q+119)/2

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