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	Name:	PikeSki -
	Subject:	Easy Two -
	Date:	2/16/2006 4:55:44 PM

To clafify that any number will work I have used the same example in my last post but increased the starting number of each vase to 12:

If each vase starts out with 12 flowers that is 12+12+12
The starting average per vase is 12
12+12+12=36 divided by 3 vases = 12 (starting average)

If she adds 3 flowers to the 1st vase that is:
12+3(Vase1)+12 (second vase) + 12 (third vase).

To find the new average you would add (12+3)+12+12=39 flowers
3 vases divided by 39 flowers = 13 (new average)

Answer: Vase 1 now has 15 total flowers which is 2 more than the new average.