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Question:     Find the average of odd numbers from 13 to 1111


Correct Answer  562

Solution And Explanation

Solution

Method (1) to find the average of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111

Shortcut Trick to find the average of the given continuous odd numbers

The odd numbers from 13 to 1111 are

13, 15, 17, . . . . 1111

After observing the above list of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111 we find that the difference between two consecutive terms are equal. This means the list of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111 form an Arithmetic Series.

In the Arithmetic Series of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111

The First Term (a) = 13

The Common Difference (d) = 2

And the last term (ℓ) = 1111

The average of the numbers forming an Arithmetic Series

= The first term (a) + The last term (ℓ)/2

⇒ The average of numbers forming an Arithmetic Series = a + ℓ/2

Thus, the average of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111

= 13 + 1111/2

= 1124/2 = 562

Thus, the average of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111 = 562 Answer

Method (2) to find the average of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111

Finding the average of given continuous odd numbers after finding their sum

The odd numbers from 13 to 1111 are

13, 15, 17, . . . . 1111

The odd numbers from 13 to 1111 form an Arithmetic Series in which

The First Term (a) = 13

The Common Difference (d) = 2

And the last term (ℓ) = 1111

The Average of the given numbers

= Sum of the given numbers/Total number of given numbers

Thus, to find the average of the given numbers, first, we need to find their sum and the total number of given numbers

Finding the number of terms

For an Arithmetic Series, the nth term

an = a + (n – 1) d

Where

a = First term

d = Common difference

n = number of terms

an = nth term

Thus, for the given series of the odd numbers from 13 to 1111

1111 = 13 + (n – 1) × 2

⇒ 1111 = 13 + 2 n – 2

⇒ 1111 = 13 – 2 + 2 n

⇒ 1111 = 11 + 2 n

After transposing 11 to LHS

⇒ 1111 – 11 = 2 n

⇒ 1100 = 2 n

After rearranging the above expression

⇒ 2 n = 1100

After transposing 2 to RHS

⇒ n = 1100/2

⇒ n = 550

Thus, the number of terms of odd numbers from 13 to 1111 = 550

This means 1111 is the 550th term.

Finding the sum of the given odd numbers from 13 to 1111

The sum of all terms (S) in an Arithmetic Series

= n/2 (a + ℓ)

Where, n = number of terms

a = First term

And, ℓ = Last term

Thus, the sum of all terms (S) of the given odd numbers from 13 to 1111

= 550/2 (13 + 1111)

= 550/2 × 1124

= 550 × 1124/2

= 618200/2 = 309100

Thus, the sum of all terms of the given odd numbers from 13 to 1111 = 309100

And, the total number of terms = 550

Since, the average of the given numbers

= Sum of the given numbers/Total number of given numbers

Thus, the average of the given odd numbers from 13 to 1111

= 309100/550 = 562

Thus, the average of the given odd numbers from 13 to 1111 = 562 Answer


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