We want to find the mean of two elements in a set, given that we know the other elements of the set and the mean of the whole set.
The answer is: -490
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For a set with N elements {x₁, x₂, ..., xₙ} the mean is given by:

Here we know that:
- The mean of the set is 0.
- The set has 1000 elements.
- 998 of these elements are ones, the other two are A and B.
We want to find the mean of the values of A and B.
First, we can start by writing the equation for the mean:

We can rewrite this as:

And we have 998 ones, then:

Now we have B isolated.
With this, the mean of A and B can be written as:

So we can conclude that the mean of the other two numbers is -490.
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1. is 23
2. is 29
3. is A
4. is A
It could be any number under 11
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To solve for y, you need to separate it in one side and the other terms in the other side..... as follows:
<span>a(n+y)=10y+32a
an + ay = 10y + 32a
an - an + ay = 10y + 32a - an
ay = 10y + 32a - an
ay -10y = 32a - an
y (a-10) = (32 - n)a
y = {a(32-n)} / (a-10)
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