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Anon25 [30]
3 years ago
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Mike is training for a cross country bike ride. He rides his bike 60 miles, 66 miles, 70 miles, 60 miles, and 51 miles on the fi

rst five days of his training. How many miles does he need to ride on day 6 to average(mean) of 59 miles per day?
Mathematics
1 answer:
forsale [732]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

47 miles

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for Mean = Sum of values/Number of values

Number of values is 6

From the above question, we are only given 5 values,

The 6th value is represent as= x

Hence,

60 miles + 66 miles+ 70 miles+ 60 miles+ 51 miles + x miles/6 = 59 miles

Cross Multiply

60 miles + 66 miles+ 70 miles+ 60 miles+ 51 miles + x miles = 6 × 59 miles

307 miles + x miles = 354 miles

x miles = 354 miles - 307 miles

x miles = 47 miles

Therefore, the number of miles he need to run on day 6 is 47 miles

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