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the mean of 5 observation is 50. one of the observation was removed from the data, hence the mean became 45.fin the observation which was removed.​

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Answered by rajsingh24
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the mean of 5 observation is 50. one of the observation was removed from the data, hence the mean became 45.find the observation which was removed.

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CASE .I)

GIVEN,

MEAN(x)=50

observation(\epsilonxi)=5

[FORMULA:-]

x(mean)=  \frac{\epsilon \: xi}{n}  \\ 5 =  \frac{\epsilon \: xi}{50}  \\ .°.\epsilon \: xi = 250..........(1)

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CASE. II)

GIVEN,

one of the observation was removed from the data.

.°.5-1=4

.°.observation=4

mean=45.

[FORMULA:-]

x(mean)=\epsilonxi /n

45=\epsilonxi /4

.°.\epsilonxi =45×4

.°.\epsilonxi =180..........(2)

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FROM EQ. 1 & 2.

THE observation is = 250-180

.°.The observation is 70.

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Answered by Anonymous
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