Dr. Lal and Jain Solutions for Exercise 1: Exercise 14
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The average age of three persons is years, their ages are in the ratio of The difference between the ages of the youngest and the eldest is-

The average of the runs scored by a cricket eleven is . If the runs scored by the captain is excluded, the average score rises by . How many runs did the captain score?

The average of three numbers is The first number is double of the second, the second is double of the third. The numbers are -

The average of two numbers is If one of them is half the other, the numbers are -

The average of three numbers of which greatest is , is. If the smallest is half of the greatest, the remaining number is -

The average of numbers is . Ifis added to each given number, what will be the new average?

The average of results is , that of the first five is , and that of the last five is . Find the value of the sixth number.

A person covers at at , and at Then find the average speed in covering the whole distance.
