R. S. Aggarwal Solutions for Chapter: Average, Exercise 1: EXERCISE 6A
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The average temperature of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday wa and that of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday was . If th temperature on Monday was , what was the temperature on Friday?

There were students in a hostel. If the number of students increases by , the expenses of the mess were increased by per day, while the average expenditure per head was diminished by . The original expenditure of the mess was:

The average consumption of petrol for a car for months is litres per month and for the next months, it is litres per month. The average monthly consumption of petrol is :

With an average speed of , a train reaches its destination in time. If it goes with an average speed of , it is late by minutes. The length of total journey is

The average score of a class of boys and girls in an examination is A. The ratio of boys and girls in the class is . If the average score of the boys is , then the average score of the girls is :

The average age of sons of a man is years. The average age of the sons together with their parents is years. If the father is older than the mother by years, then the age of the mother is :

The mean score of a group of students in a test was . The brightest of them secured a mean score of and the dullest a mean score of . The mean score of the remaining is

The average daily income of A, B and C is . If B earns more than C and A earns double of what C earns, then the daily income of C is
