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Average of six numbers is 8. The seventh number that increases the average to 11 is

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Answered by VishnuPriya2801
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Answer:-

Given:

Average of 6 numbers = 8.

Let the sum of the six numbers be "x".

We know that,

Average = sum of observations/Number of observations.

→ x/6 = 8

→ x = 48

And,

If a number is added with the six numbers the average becomes 11.

Let the number added be "y".

Hence,

(x + y)/6 + 1 = 11

Putting the value of x and on cross multiplicating we get,

→ 48 + y = 11*7

→ 48 + y = 77

→ y = 77 - 48

→ y = 29

Hence, the number added is 29.

Answered by Anonymous
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  • The added number is 29.

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  • Average of 6 numbers is 8

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  • The sum of the six numbers = 'x'

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Average =  \frac{Sum \:  of \:  observations}{Number \:  of  \: observations} </p><p></p><p>

 \frac{x}{6} = 8</p><p>

 =  &gt; x = 8 × 6</p><p>

=&gt; x = 48

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  • If a number is added with the six numbers the average becomes 11.

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  • The added number = 'y'

Hence,

 \frac{x + y}{6 + 1} = 11

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48 + y = 11 \times 7

 =  &gt; 48 + y = 77

 =  &gt; y = 77 - 48

 =  &gt; y = 29

\blue{\bold{\underline{\underline{Answer}}}}

The added number = 29.

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