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The mean of a set of 12 observations is 10 and
another set of 8 observations is 12. The mean of
combined set is ?​

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Question :

The mean of a set of 12 observations is 10 and  another set of 8 observations is 12.The mean of  combined set is ?​

Answer :

The mean of combined set = 10.8

Given :

  • The mean of a set of 12 observations is 10
  • The mean of another set of 8 observations is 12

To find :

  • The mean of combined set

Solution :

    We know,

      \boxed{\bf \implies Mean =\frac{Sum \ of \ observations}{No.of \ observations}}

 ⇒ The mean of set of 12 observations = 10

       

          \frac{Sum \  of \ 12 \ observations}{12} =10 \\\\ Sum \ of \ 12 \ observations=10 \times 12 \\\\ Sum \ of \ 12 \ observations=120

 ⇒ The mean of set of 8 observations = 12

           \frac{Sum \ of \ 8 \ observations}{8} =12 \\\\ Sum \ of \ 8 \ observations=12 \times8\\\\Sum \ of \ 8 \ observations=96

The mean of combined set :

         Sum of observations = Sum of 12 observations + Sum of 8 observations

                                             = 120 + 96

                                             = 216

         No. of observations = 12 + 8

                                             = 20

     \text{Mean of combined set = } \frac{\text{Sum of observations}}{\text{No.of observations}} \\\\ \text{Mean of combined set = } \frac{216}{20} \\\\ \text{Mean of combined set = } \frac{108}{10} \\\\ \text{Mean of combined set = }=10.8

║ Mean of combined set = 10.8

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