Tom S. answered 07/03/20
Experienced, Patient Secondary School, College, and SAT/ACT Math Tutor
Hello ISC B.,
I will get you started. You make pigeonholes listing all the possibilities for numbers that are 5 apart. As soon as you use a number in a pigeonhole, you cannot use it again. For example:
1, 6 2, 7 3, 8 4, 9 5, 10 BUT not 6, 11 since 6 is already used.
See if you can finish the list ending with 15, 20. You should get 10 pigeonholes. Since there are 11 numbers being selected, at least 2 of them will end up in the same pigeonhole.
See if you can fill in the rest of the details.

Tom S.
07/04/20
ISC B.
Ok got it.07/05/20
ISC B.
Will you please explain what does it mean by "pigeonhole". Thanks.07/04/20