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The average of 50 numbers is 36. If two numbers, namely 63 and 65 are discarded, the average of the remaining numbers is (Correct to two decimal places):

  1. A
    34.83
  2. B
    32.50
  3. C
    33.75
  4. D
    36.50

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

1. Find the initial total sum of the 50 numbers:
Sum
50

=50×36=1800
Calculate the sum after discarding 63 and 65:

Sum of discarded numbers=63+65=128
New Sum=1800−128=1672
Calculate the new average:
Since 2 numbers are discarded, the remaining count of numbers is 50−2=48.

New Average=
48
1672


Dividing by 8:

New Average=
6
209

≈34.8333...
Rounding to two decimal places, we get 34.83.

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The average of 50 numbers is 36. If two numbers, namely 63 and 65 are discarded, the average of the remaining numbers is (Correct to two decimal places):
A
34.83
B
32.50
C
33.75
D
36.50

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