Amit bought 3 litres of milk in the morning and 11 by 2 litres was left in the evening how much was used
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Step-by-step explanation:
We know the formula for mean.
\bold{\large{\boxed{\tt{\green{Mean\:=\:{\dfrac{Sum\:of\:observations\:}{Number\:of\:observations}}}}}}}
Mean=
Numberofobservations
Sumofobservations
Mean = 50
Sum of observations (unknown)
Number of observation = 100
\leadsto⇝ \tt{50\:=\:{\dfrac{Sum\:of\:observation\:}{100}}}50=
100
Sumofobservation
\leadsto⇝ \tt{50\:\times\:100\:=\:Sum\:of\:observations}50×100=Sumofobservations
\leadsto⇝ \tt{5000\:=\:Sum\:of\:observations}5000=Sumofobservations
\tt{\therefore{Sum\:of\:100\:observations\:having\:mean\:50\:is\:5000}}∴Sumof100observationshavingmean50is5000
One of the observation is replaced :
•°• New sum of the 100 observation will be,
\leadsto⇝ \tt{5000\:-50\:+\:150}
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