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Question 1
There are three sections in school with 20, 40 and 30 students respectively. The average weight of a student in these sections, respectively, is 2, 5 and 2 Kg. What is the average weight of all the the students of the combined sections?
Question 2
The average age of three friends 3 years ago was 33 years. The average age of two them 5 years ago was 19 years. What is the present age of the third friend?
60 years.
61 years.
59 years.
58 years.
Ans: a
Let the present ages of the three friends be a, b and c. We are given ${(b - 5) + (c - 5)}/2$ = 19. Which gives b + c = 48. We are also given ${(a - 3) + (b - 3) + (c - 3)}/3$ = 33, which gives a + b + c = 3 * 33 + 9 = 108. Putting b + c here we get a = 108 - (b + c) = 108 - 48 = 60 years.
Question 3
The average age of three friends 3 years ago was 31 years. The average age of two them 5 years ago was 12 years. What is the present age of the third friend?
68 years.
69 years.
67 years.
66 years.
Ans: a
Let the present ages of the three friends be a, b and c. We are given ${(b - 5) + (c - 5)}/2$ = 12. Which gives b + c = 34. We are also given ${(a - 3) + (b - 3) + (c - 3)}/3$ = 31, which gives a + b + c = 3 * 31 + 9 = 102. Putting b + c here we get a = 102 - (b + c) = 102 - 34 = 68 years.
Question 4
The sales(in rupees) of a gift shop for six consecutive days is 3594, 4422, 1800, 2724, 732 and 4164. What is the overall average sale for these six days?
Question 5
The average weight of 19 students of a class is 39 Kg, whereas the average weight of remaining 12 students is 38 Kg. What is the average weight of all 31 students?
$38{19/31}$.
$39{9/10}$.
$37{13/32}$.
$41{8/29}$.
Ans: a
Total weight of 19 students is 19 × 39 = 741. Similarly, the total weight of remaining 12 students is 12 × 38 = 456. The total weight of all 31 students is 741 + 456 = 1197. So the average = 1197/31 = $38{19/31}$.
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Updated on 2020-02-07. Published on: 2016-04-22