For some data Z–M=2.5. If the mean of the data is 20, then Z =.......,select a proper option (a), (b), (c) or (d) from given options so that the statement becomes correct.
(a) 21.25
(b) 22.75
(c) 23.75
(d) 22.25
Answers
Answered by
98
Option ( c ) is correct.
Explanation :
It is given that ,
z - M = 2.5
=> M = z - 2.5 ---( 1 )
and x = 20
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By Empharical Formula :
if mode = z , Median = M , mean = x
then
z = 3M - 2x
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Now ,
z = 3M - 2x
=> z = 3 ( z - 2.5 ) - 2 × 20
=> z = 3z - 7.5 - 40
=> z = 3z - 47.5
=> z - 3z = - 47.5
=> z = ( - 47.5 )/( -3 )
=> z = 23.75
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Explanation :
It is given that ,
z - M = 2.5
=> M = z - 2.5 ---( 1 )
and x = 20
*****************************************
By Empharical Formula :
if mode = z , Median = M , mean = x
then
z = 3M - 2x
****************************************
Now ,
z = 3M - 2x
=> z = 3 ( z - 2.5 ) - 2 × 20
=> z = 3z - 7.5 - 40
=> z = 3z - 47.5
=> z - 3z = - 47.5
=> z = ( - 47.5 )/( -3 )
=> z = 23.75
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Answered by
16
Answer:
option c is correct answer
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