Class A has 30 pupils and class B has 25 pupils. Both classes sit the same maths test.
The mean score for class A is 78.
The mean score for class B is 45.
What is the mean score in the maths test across both classes?

63

Step-by-step explanation:

Mean= All the scores added together/number of pupils. You first have to find what the scores added together are, so you'll take the mean score of A TIMES the number of pupils in A to find all the scores added together of A then repeat with B. You then get 30*78= 2340 for A and 25*45= 1125 for B. Add up 2340+1125 to get 3465. You then divide 3465 (all the scores added together) by 55 (the total amount of pupils) to get 63 (your answer).

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mordancy.