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Standard IX
Mathematics
Properties of Measures of Central Tendency
The mean of ...
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The mean of
100
observations were calculated as
40
by a student who took by mistake
50
instead of
40
for one observation. What are the correct mean ?
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Solution
The no.of observations are
100
Mean =
40
Sum of observations
40
×
100
=
4000
wrong observation
50
Sum of observations
4000
−
50
=
3950
Right observation is
40
Sum of observations
3950
+
40
=
3990
Mean is
3990
100
=
39.9
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