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Mean Calculation Mathematics Worksheet

The document is a mathematics worksheet containing various problems related to calculating means and averages. It includes exercises on finding sums, mean heights, and mean ages based on given data. The problems involve different scenarios such as groups of students, visitors at a carnival, and pH values in chemistry.

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Mean Calculation Mathematics Worksheet

The document is a mathematics worksheet containing various problems related to calculating means and averages. It includes exercises on finding sums, mean heights, and mean ages based on given data. The problems involve different scenarios such as groups of students, visitors at a carnival, and pH values in chemistry.

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Mathematics Worksheet

1. The mean of seven numbers is 11. Five of the numbers are 3, 17, 20, 4, and 15. The
remaining two numbers are equal. Find:

 (i) the sum of the seven numbers.


 (ii) the remaining two numbers.

2. The mean height of 20 boys and 14 girls is 161 cm. If the mean height of the 14 girls is
151 cm, find the mean height of the 20 boys.
3. Given that the mean of 16, w, 17, 9, x, 2, y, 7, and z is 11, find the mean of w, x, y, and z.
4. Class A has 30 students and Class B has 40 students. The two classes organize a bake
sale. The mean number of cookies baked by the students from Class A is 73 while that of
Class B is 67. Find the mean number of cookies baked by the students from both classes
combined.
5. The amount of money spent by the visitors at a carnival was recorded as follows:

 (i) the total number of visitors who were at the carnival.


 (ii) the total amount of money spent by the visitors at the carnival.
 (iii) the mean amount of money spent by the visitors at the carnival.

Amount Spent ($) Number of Visitors

40 12

60 32

80 54

100 68

160 18

200 16

6. The dot diagram represents the number of siblings 15 students have. Find the mean
number of siblings the students have.
7. In Chemistry, pH is the measure of the acidity of a solution. The stem-and-leaf diagram
represents the pH values of 20 acidic solutions. Find the mean pH value of the solutions.
8. The ages, in years, of the employees of an advertising firm are recorded as follows:

 Calculate an estimate of the mean age of the employees.

Age (x years old) Number of Employees


20 < x ≤ 30 12

30 < x ≤ 40 10

40 < x ≤ 50 20

50 < x ≤ 60 15

60 < x ≤ 70 18

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