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8)The mean height of 50students is 5’8’’. The height of 10students is given below. 5’6’’,5’2’’, 5’4”,5’0’’, 4’10’’,4’8’’,6’2’’,5’8’’,5’9’’,5’3’’. Find the mean height of the remaining 40 students.

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Answered by bhardwajutsav8
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Answer:

Answer = 5'9"

Step-by-step explanation:

Mean Height of 50 students = 5'8"

Height of 10 students: 5'6" ,5'2" ,5'4" , 5'0" ,4'10" ,4'8" ,6'2" ,5'8" ,5'9" ,5'3"

1 feet=12 inches

Now, convert height of 10 students in inches

5'6" = 5×12+6 = 66 inches

5'2" = 5×12+2 = 62 inches

5'4" = 5×12+4 = 64 inches

5'0" = 5×12+0 = 60 inches

4'10" = 4×12+10 = 58 inches

4'8" = 4×12+8 = 56 inches

6'2" = 6×12+2 = 74 inches

5'8" = 5×12+8 = 68 inches

5'9" = 5×12+9 = 69 inches

5'3" = 5×12+3 = 63 inches

Sum of height of 10 students = 66+62+64+60+58+56+74+68+69+63

                                                = 640

Let sum of observations of remaining 40 students be x.

Mean of 50 students = 5'8" = 5×12+8 = 68

Mean = sum of observations/total number of observations

Mean of 50 students = sum of height of 40 students + 10 students/50

 ⇒ 68 = x + 640/50

 ⇒ 68×50 = x + 640

 ⇒ 3400 = x + 640

 ⇒ 3400 - 640 = x

 ⇒ 2760 = x

 ⇒ x = 2760

 Sum of height of 40 students = 2760

 Mean height of 40 students = 2760/40

                                                =  69

Mean height of 40 students = 69 inches

                                               = 69÷12 feet = 5'9"

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