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A teacher recorded how many books each of 20 students read in a month. One book was read by 2 students, two books by 5, three books by 6, four books by 4 and five books by 3. What is the mean number of books read per student?
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A teacher recorded how many books each of
20
20
20
students read in a month. One book was read by
2
2
2
students, two books by
5
5
5
, three books by
6
6
6
, four books by
4
4
4
and five books by
3
3
3
. What is the mean number of books read per student?
61
61
61
12.2
12.2
12.2
3.05
3.05
3.05
3
3
3
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