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Darlene averaged a score of 70 out of 110 on evaluations from 1/3 of her supervisors. If Darlene wishes to average a score of 90 out of 110 on all her evaluations, by approximately what percent must her average score increase on the remaining 2/3 of the evaluations?

20% 28% 30% 43% 50%

Ans IMO 28%
Target for 3 eval: 90*3 = 270
1st eval = 70
to get: 200 in 2. Average = 100
so score need sto increase by 30, percentage increase is 30/110 = 27.2727 ~ 28%

It is asked to calculate the average score increase.
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Darlene averaged a score of 70 out of 110 on evaluations from 1/3 of her supervisors. If Darlene wishes to average a score of 90 out of 110 on all her evaluations, by approximately what percent must her average score increase on the remaining 2/3 of the evaluations?

20% 28% 30% 43% 50%

Ans IMO 28%
Target for 3 eval: 90*3 = 270
1st eval = 70
to get: 200 in 2. Average = 100
so score need sto increase by 30, percentage increase is 30/110 = 27.2727 ~ 28%

It is asked to calculate the average score increase.

That shows how not to read a question :x
I read it as 1 supervisors of the 3 gave him so much... how much should 2 of the 3 supervisors give... :oops:
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Darlene averaged a score of 70 out of 110 on evaluations from 1/3 of her supervisors. If Darlene wishes to average a score of 90 out of 110 on all her evaluations, by approximately what percent must her average score increase on the remaining 2/3 of the evaluations?

20% 28% 30% 43% 50%

70/3+ x 2/3 = 90 ----x= 100

average score increase = 100-70/70 = 43%



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