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The average height of 50 bats is 126cm. Some bats of average height 120cm are removed. If the new average height is 130cm, then how many bats are remaining?

  1. A
    12
  2. B
    20
  3. C
    16
  4. D
    30

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let the number of bats removed be x.
Therefore, the number of remaining bats is (50−x).

Total height of 50 bats = 50×126=6300cm
Total height of bats removed = x×120=120x
Total height of remaining bats = (50−x)×130

According to the question:

6300−120x=130(50−x)
6300−120x=6500−130x
130x−120x=6500−6300
10x=200
x=20
Number of bats removed = 20
Remaining bats = 50−20=30

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The average height of 50 bats is 126cm. Some bats of average height 120cm are removed. If the new average height is 130cm, then how many bats are remaining?
A
12
B
20
C
16
D
30

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