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If x is the average (arithmetic mean) of m and 9, y is the average of 2m and 15, and z is the average of 3m and 18, what is the average of x, y, and z in terms of m?

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Answered by technicalboyak
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Here is your required answer

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3/2 (m+7)

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Answered by mysticd
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Solution :

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We know that ,

If p , q , r in A.P , then mean of

p and r is q.


q = ( p + r )/2

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According to the problem given ,

i ) mean of m and 9 = x

x = ( m + 9 )/2 ----( 1 )

ii ) mean of 2m and 15 = y

y = ( 2m + 15 )/2 ----( 2 )

iii ) mean of 3m and 18 = z

=> z = ( 3m + 18 )/2 ---( 3 )

iv ) mean of x , y and z = ( x+y+z)/3

[ from ( 1 ) ,(2 ) and ( 3 ) ]

= [(m+9)/2 + (2m+15)/2 + (3m+18)/2]/3

= [ m+9+2m+15+3m+18 ]/( 2 × 3 )

= ( 6m + 42 )/6

= [ 6( m + 7 )/6 ]

= m + 7

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