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The average weight of a group of 10 people is 80 kg. if one is replaced by another person of weight 50 kg, the average weight of the group increases by 1 kg. what is the weight of the person removed from the group?

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40 kg

Step-by-step explanation:

The average weight of a group of 10 people is 80 kg.

Average = \frac{\text{Sum of weights of 10 people}}{10}

80 = \frac{\text{Sum of weights of 10 people}}{10}

80 \times 10  = \text{Sum of weights of 10 people}

800  = \text{Sum of weights of 10 people}

Now we are given that  one is replaced by another person of weight 50 kg

Let the weight of the  person removed from the group be x

So, New sum of weights = Sum of weights of 10 people -x +50

New sum of weights = 800 -x +50 = 850-x

We are also given that the average weight of the group increases by 1 kg.

So, 80+1= \frac{850-x}{10}

81= \frac{850-x}{10}

81 \times 10= 850-x

810= 850-x

x=40

Hence the weight of the person removed from the group is 40kg

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