The
mean
of
to observations
is 18 if
each observation is
multiplyied by
2 and
added 3. The

The
mean
of
to observations
is 18 if
each observation is
multiplyied by
2 and
added 3. Then
What is the mean.​

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  1. Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    The mean of two observations is 18.

    To find:

    If each observation is multiplyied by 2 and added 3. Then What is the mean?

    Solution:

    Given observations = 2

    Number of observations = 2

    Mean = 18

    Let the two observations are x1 and x2

    Mean = Sum of all observations / Number of all observations

    =>(x1+x2)/2 = 18

    =>x1+x2 = 18×2

    x1+x2 = 36 —————(1)

    If each observation is multiplied by 2 and added 3 then they becomes 2×1+3 and 2×2+3

    Mean = Sum of all observations / Number of all observations

    =>Mean = (2×1+3 + 2×2+3)/2

    =>Mean = (2×1+2×2+6)/2

    =>Mean = 2(x1+x2+3)/2

    =>Mean = x1+x2+3

    We have from (1) ,x1+x2=36

    =>Mean = 36+3

    =>Mean = 39

    Answer:

    The new mean of the given problem is 39

    Used formulae:

    • Mean = Sum of all observations / Number of all observations
    • If the mean of a data is N then if each observation is increased by K then the new mean is N+K
    • If the mean of a data is N then if each observation is decreased by K then the new mean is N-K
    • If the mean of a data is N then if each observation is multiplied by K then the new mean is NK
    • if the mean of a data is N then if each observation is divided by K then the new mean is N/K.
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