Practicing Success
If the average of $p$ numbers is $q^2$ and that of $q$ numbers is $p^2$, then the average of $(p+q)$ numbers is: |
$\frac{p}{q}$ $p+q$ $pq$ $p-q$ |
$pq$ |
average of p numbers = q2 Sum of p numbers = pq2 average of q numbers = p2 Sum of q numbers = qp2 average of p+q numbers = (Sum of p+q numbers)/(p+q) = (pq2+qp2)/(p+q) = pq(p+q)/(p+q) = pq The correct answer is Option (3) → $pq$ |