Math, asked by ff0002201, 3 months ago

calculate the mean of prime numbers laying between 6 and 20

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Answered by lakshaymittal777

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7,11,13,17,19.

These are the prime numbers lying between 6 and 20.

So mean=7+11+13+17+19/5

=67/5 =13.4

Answered by PVSRohith

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mean = 51.8

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