Mathematics · Averages
Set P consists of five consecutive natural numbers and set Q consists of five consecutive even numbers. The average of numbers in set P is equal to one-eighth of the average of numbers in set Q. The smallest number of set Q exceeds the largest number of set P by 96. Find the difference between the third number of set P and the largest number of set Q.
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