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    The average weight of an apple in a sample of 10 apples was calculated as 104 g. Later on, it was found that the weighing had shown the weight of each
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    The average weight of an apple in a sample of 10 apples was calculated as 104 g. Later on, it was found that the weighing had shown the weight of each apple 20 g less. The correct average weight of an apple in that sample is:

    A.

    200 g

    B.

    1240 g

    C.

    84 g

    D.

    124 g

    Correct option is D

    Given:

    The average weight of an apple in a sample of 10 apples was calculated as 104 g.

    It was later found that each apple was weighed 20 g less than the actual weight.

    Solution:

    Correct average weight = Calculated average weight + 20 g.

    The calculated average weight was 104 g.

    Since each apple was 20 g less, we add 20 g to the calculated average:

    Correct average weight =104 + 20 =124 g.

    The correct average weight of an apple is 124 g.

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