9. A club bowling team has 12 members. The first ten members bowl a game, and their average
   score is 156 . If you know the next two members bowl scores of 173 and 151 , do you have enough
   ginformation to find the total of all 12 scores?

Absolutely, you can determine the total score of all 12 members with the information given! First, you know the average score of the first ten members is 156, so their total score is 10 * 156 = 1560. Now, you simply add the scores of the next two members: 173 + 151 = 324. Finally, you can find the total score for all 12 members: 1560 + 324 = 1884.

In this way, you’ve successfully totaled the scores without needing to know each individual member’s score—teamwork at its finest!