Math, asked by narendrajoshi9495, 1 year ago

The average of 60 results is 40 and the average of another 40 results is 60.what is the average of all the results?

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Answered by meghna2096
5
48 is the required answer for the given question
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Answered by komalbht15
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Answer:

24

Step-by-step explanation:

Average of a no of observations = (Sum of observations)/(No of                     observations)

Average of 60 results = 40

Therefore 40 = \frac{SUM}{60}

Sum of 60 results= 2400

Average of another 40 results = 60

Therefore 40 = \frac{SUM}{60}

Sum of another 40 results = 2400

Total sum = 2400+2400 = 4800

Total no of observations = 60+40 = 100

Average = \frac{SUM}{OBSERVATIONS}

Average = \frac{4800}{100}= 48

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