Step 1: Set up the marks:
Let the full marks of each paper be \(F\). The total full marks are \(5F\). The marks in the five papers are \(6k,\,7k,\,8k,\,9k,\,10k\), so the total marks obtained are \(40k\).
Step 2: Use the 60% condition:
\(40k = 0.60 \times 5F = 3F\), so \(k = \dfrac{3F}{40}\).
Step 3: Find the percentage in each paper:
Paper 1: \(6k = \dfrac{18F}{40} = 45\%\) of \(F\).
Paper 2: \(7k = \dfrac{21F}{40} = 52.5\%\).
Paper 3: \(8k = \dfrac{24F}{40} = 60\%\).
Paper 4: \(9k = \dfrac{27F}{40} = 67.5\%\).
Paper 5: \(10k = \dfrac{30F}{40} = 75\%\).
Step 4: Count:
Only the first paper (45%) is not above 50%. The other four papers are above 50%.
Final Answer:
The correct option is (2): 4