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Answer please i dont wanna fail this test

Answer please i dont wanna fail this test-example-1
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Answer is C.

Step-by-step explanation:

So we have 100 data, aka numbers. So the mean would be

(x_1 + x_2 + x_3 + \cdots + x_(100))/(100) = 267

where bunch of x represents those data.

So then
x_1 + x_2 + \cdots + x_(100) = 267\cdot100, right?

So we have six outliers with mean 688. That would be

\frac{x_(i_1) + x_(i_2) + \cdots + x_(i_6)}6 = 688

So then
x_(i_1) + x_(i_2) + \cdots + x_(i_6) = 688\cdot6

Now we don't know what i₁, i₂, etc, but we can just subtract outliers from set of observations and we will know that outliers will be gone in set of observation.

So that would be

(x_1 + \cdots + x_(100))- (x_(i_1) + \cdots + x_(i_6)) = 267\cdot100 - 688\cdot6

Now we know that there are now 94 remaining observations. So to find mean, we just divide whole thing by 94.


((x_1 + \cdots + x_(100))- (x_(i_1) + \cdots + x_(i_6)))/(94) = (267\cdot100 - 688\cdot6)/(94) = \boxed{240.12766}

Which matches C.

Hope this helps.
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