Data table: Student_ID, Name, AGE, Class_ID, Group_ID
[Student ID] [Name] [Age] [Class ID] [Group ID]
Use a SQL statement
1. Since the number of people below the group average age is 50%, the class is higher than the class average age.
2. Students in the largest age and minimum age in the group are not the average age of the class's largest group of those groups in the class.
Molution 1:
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