Math, asked by nehapagare691, 9 months ago

mean of twenty observations is 15. if two observations 3and14 are replaced by 8and9, then the new mean will be....​

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Answered by Cosmique
32

Answer:

  • New mean will also be 15

Explanation:

Given that, mean of twenty observations is 15

therefore,

  • mean = 15
  • no. of observation = 20
  • and, Let Sum of all observations be x

So,

using formula ;

  • mean = sum of all observations / total number of observations

→ 15 = x / 20

x = 300

Now, as given that, 3 and 14 are replaced by 8 and 9

therefore,

→ New mean = [ x - ( 3 + 14 ) + ( 8 + 9 ) ] / 20

→ new mean = [ x - 17 + 17 ] / 20

→ new mean = [ 300 ] / 20

New mean = 15

therefore,

  • New mean of twenty observations, when 3 and 14 are replaced by 8 and 9 will also be 15 .

Answered by pulakmath007
31

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Mean of twenty observations is 15

So the sum = 20 \times 15 = 300

Now two observations 3 & 14 are replaced by 8 & 9

So the new sum

 = 300 - (3 + 14) + (8 + 9) = 300

Since the sum remains the same as before

Hence the required mean is same as before & it is =  \frac{300}{20}  = 15

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