Math, asked by araj19072000, 4 months ago

radha was asked to find the average of N consecutive natural numbers starting from 1. By mistake,he added a number twice but he didn't notice it.As a result, he obtained a wrong number of 45 11/18.Find the number she added twice.​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
2

Given : the average of N consecutive natural numbers starting from 1

By mistake,  added a number twice

a wrong number of 45 11/18

To Find : number she added twice.​

Solution:

Consecutive numbers added  = N

Sum of  first N numbers = N(N + 1)/2

Average = (N + 1)/2

added a number twice  

Let say  x  

The average increased because of  x is between  0 and  1  

as 1  ≤ x   ≤  N

Average obtained = 45 11/18

Hence Correct average could be 45  or  45.5  

Case 1 : average 45

= (N + 1)/2 = 45 => N = 89

=> Sum = 89 * 45  = 4005

(45 11/18) * 89  = Does not give integer

Case 1 : average 45.5

=> N = 90

Sum = 90 * 45.5  = 4095

(45 11/18) * 90 = 4,105

She added 4105 - 4095 = 10  twice

 she added 10  twice.

Learn more:

In an A.P. 1st term is 1 and the last term is 20. The sum of all terms is ...

brainly.in/question/4331475

Calculate the sum of first n natural numbers given by your teacher ...

https://brainly.in/question/14449036

brainly.in/question/14449036

Answered by Anonymous
2

I hope it helps all.

#Be honest

Attachments:
Similar questions