A grocer has a sale of Rs 9 435 9 927 Rs9 855 Rs9 230 and Rs9 562 for five consecutive months How mu...........

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A grocer has a sale of Rs 9,435, ?9,927, Rs9,855, Rs9,230 and Rs9,562 for five consecutive months. How much sale (in Rs) must he

have in the sixth month so that he gets an average sale of Rs 9,500?

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SSC MTS 22nd October 2021 Shift-3

8,231

9,991

8,991

9,231

To find the required sale for the sixth month:

- Add the sales for the initial five months:

Rs 9,435 + Rs 9,927 + Rs 9,855 + Rs 9,230 + Rs 9,562 = Rs 48,009.

- Desired average is Rs 9,500 over six months, so total sales need to be:

Rs 9,500 * 6 = Rs 57,000.

- Calculate the required sales for the sixth month:

Rs 57,000 - Rs 48,009 = Rs 8,991.

- Option 3: 8,991 Rs is the correct choice.

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