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A grocer has a sale of ₹ 3,425, ₹ 3,810, ₹ 3,155 and ₹ 3,610 in 4 consecutive days. How much sale should he have in the 5th day so as to get an average sale of ₹ 3,500?

  1. A
    ₹ 3,500
  2. B
    ₹ 3,435
  3. C
    ₹ 3,480
  4. D
    ₹ 3,455

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the sale on the 5th day be x.
The total sales for 5 days required to maintain an average of ₹ 3,500 is:

Total Sales=5×3500=₹ 17,500
The sum of sales of the first 4 days is:

3425+3810+3155+3610=₹ 14,000
To find the sale on the 5th day:

14000+x=17500
x=17500−14000=₹ 3,500

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A grocer has a sale of ₹ 3,425, ₹ 3,810, ₹ 3,155 and ₹ 3,610 in 4 consecutive days. How much sale should he have in the 5th day so as to get an average sale of ₹ 3,500?
A
₹ 3,500
B
₹ 3,435
C
₹ 3,480
D
₹ 3,455

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