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Simple elementary school math problems
The total score of five people in an exam is 423, and everyone's score is an integer, which is different. Ask the person with the lowest score, what is the highest score?

Answer: The person with the least score is at least 1, 2, 3, 4 points less than the other four people, so the person with the least score should be [423-( 1+2+3+4)]↓5 = 82.6 points, and the person with the least score will get 82 points at most.

Boys are divided into male 1 and male 2, while girls are divided into female 1, female 2, female 3 and female 4.

The meaning of the question is: female 1- male 2=4.

Male 1- female 4=4

And because the number of questions they answered correctly is different, at most 10 questions and at least 4 questions.

So there are only four possibilities: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, and the least possible is a girl or a boy.

If there are at least girls, the girls' score is 4=4, so the boys' score is 1 = 8, the girls' score is 1 = 10, and the boys' score is 2=6, so the other girls' scores are 9, 7 and 5. This situation holds!

If it is at least a boy, then the female is 1=8, the male is 1= 10, and the female is 4=6. There is only 7 between female 1 and female 4, but there are two girls, so this situation is not true!

To sum up, boys can do up to 8 questions ~ ~