I need help
With this
What is the sum of the student's four test scores of 75, 83, 89, and 75? @Atrineas
322 @Directrix
What is it that your trying to do?
\[\frac{ 75 + 83 + 89 + 75 + t_5 }{ 5 } = 80\]
i followed this: \[\frac{ t_1 + t_2 + t_3 ... + t_n }{ \text{number of tests taken} } = \text{average}\] t_1, t_2, t_3 ... t_n all represent the test scores.
... Ummm so what do I do?
I'm thinking it's suppose to look like this \[\frac{ 75_{1} 83_{2} 89_{3} 75_{4} }{ Number :of: test: taken} = average \] (Sorry for the dots but didn't know why to make it more readable then this)
I could be very wrong too
soo... the current average is 64.4?
I'm not sure
or 80.5?
But even if that is the current average I still don't know how to get the next number that will get you an exact average of 80.... >~<
@agent0smith can you help please... >~<
Sorry @Atrineas I'm just as stuck as you are
It's ok @ScarlettFarra2000
@calculusxy already gave you what you need.
really?
So I just need to find the value of T in her solution right...?
Yes
Ok I'll try to do that thanks
Eh how do I find t srry for asking
(322 + x)/5 = 80 where x is the fifth score Solve for x: 322 + x = 400 @Atrineas
so x=78...?
@Directrix
Let's check. Add 322 which is the sum of the first four tests to 78 and divide by 5. If you get 80, then 78 is the correct test score to give a minimum average of 80. (Also, we are assuming that the tests are equally weighted when determining the average.) 322 + 78 --------- = ? @Atrineas Is that 80? 5
Yes it does
>>so x=78...? Correct.
Yeah but when I went to put it in mathxl the numbers changed... @Directrix
I don't know what this is: mathxl What numbers were changed?
This
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