The average weight of six children is 32 8 kg If two more children weighing 26 5 kg and 28 3 kg are ...........

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The average weight of six children is 32.8 kg. If two more children weighing 26.5 kg and 28.3 kg are added to the group, what would

be the new average weight in kilograms?

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SSC CPO 15th-March-2019-Shift-2

31.45

30.3

29.2

28.9

- First, calculate the total weight of six children: 32.8 kg * 6 = 196.8 kg.

- Add the weights of the two new children: 26.5 kg + 28.3 kg = 54.8 kg.

- Find the total weight of all eight children: 196.8 kg + 54.8 kg = 251.6 kg.

- To find the new average, divide the total weight by the number of children: 251.6 kg / 8 = 31.45 kg.

- Option 1: 31.45 kg is the correct answer.

- Option 2: 30.3 kg, Option 3: 29.2 kg, and Option 4: 28.9 kg are incorrect.

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