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QOTD #2 The average (arithmetic mean) bowling score of n bo
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02 Jul 2016, 07:15
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The average (arithmetic mean) bowling score of n bowlers is 160. The average of these n scores together with a score of 170 is 161. What is the number of bowlers, n?
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15 Jul 2016, 02:17
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The average formula is \(\frac{S}{N}= Average\) OR \(S = Average * N\)
Now we do have that your first average is 160, from this follow that \(S = 160N\)
If you add a number I.E n + 1 that is 170 you end up with : \(\frac{S + 170}{n + 1} = 161\) (the new average)
So S = 160N from this we do have \(\frac{160N + 170}{N +1} = 161(N + 1 )\)
Solving you do have \(N = 9\)
Hope this helps
Now we do have that your first average is 160, from this follow that \(S = 160N\)
If you add a number I.E n + 1 that is 170 you end up with : \(\frac{S + 170}{n + 1} = 161\) (the new average)
So S = 160N from this we do have \(\frac{160N + 170}{N +1} = 161(N + 1 )\)
Solving you do have \(N = 9\)
Hope this helps
