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A certain company has 60 employees. The average (arithmetic mean) salary of 10 of the employees is $35,000, the average salary of 35 other employees is $30,000, and the average salary of the remaining 15 employees is $60,000. What is the average salary of the 60 employees at the company?
(A) $32,500
(B) $38,333
(C) $39,500
(D) $40,000
(E) $42,222
(A) $32,500
(B) $38,333
(C) $39,500
(D) $40,000
(E) $42,222
24 Jun 2022, 19:00
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It’s an easy question that consumes a certain time in the calculation.
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Total salaries paid is 10*35000 + 35*30000 + 15*60000.
Lets just get of the 000s.
10*35 + 35*30 +15*60
350 + 1050 + 900 = 2300
2300/60 = 230/6 = 115/3 = somethingendingina3thatisalittlelessthan40000
Answer choice B.
