Quick Tips on Averages | Tricks to Find Average of Consecutive Numbers in a Jiffy

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rohit sir,you will be the reason if i get a good job by cracking any of the xams..

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Your sessions are Amazing .. Shine Onn Sir !!!!!

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Thank you. Stay tuned.

[@111lohia]

q. Sum of 5 consequtive odd nos is 575, calculate sum of next 5 consequtive odd nos. Sol. let nos be a, b, c,d, and e. Their sum is given 575. next 5 consequtive odd nos be f,g, h, i, and j Obviously, diff b/w a and f, b and g, ... e and j is 10. This implies required sum is 575+10×5= 575+50=625

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videos by Mr. Rohit Agarwal Sir is excellent

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[@MegaSwati007]

this is the model 6.. will you please upload the 1st 5 models please.

[@darshanvakhariya4469]

mam do u got remaining modls of.averages if yes plz tell me how to find them

[@chandansingh_eng]

awesome explanation sir

[@vikramjames11]

awesome classes sir very useful

[@Sanjeed]

There's an easier way for example 1. If we take the 3 numbers as x-2,x,x+2, then the sum would be 3x. So we can easily do the whole question mentally. 3x = 44 + x -> 2x = 44 -> x = 22 -> Highest number, x+2 = 24

[@Sanjeed]

Same can be used in example 4 and done mentally in few seconds

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[@Subbu302]

Excellent Sir

[@reddyragula]

in a vessel 36 litres of milk is mixed with 4 litres of water. From the vessel 20 litres of this mixture is taken out and 12 litres of milk is added to it. what is the resultant ratio between the quantities of milk and water in the vessel?

[@jojyvalikodath6431]

Model 6 question is regarding Consecutive Odd numbers. Why Rohit explained consecutive even numbers as x, x+2, x+4 and so on? It should be x, x+1, x+2..and so on. Please explain. Thanks.

[@samjoseph263]

because the first number is always going to be an even number, and adding two each time will always give us an even number

[@raheenshaikh4953]

That was really great Rohit but I would love if you upload more videos on average sub topics and also it would be kind if you tell me where do I get all modules of average video of yours as I am unable to find....Thank you!!!

[@kalyanidharavath3531]

Will you please upload first five models

[@ranidevika2739]

superb. hopefully these will help me in the coming examinations

[@akshataa5161]

Can u plz tell me the trick to solve these type of questions? Ex:- Find the average of the following set of scores 152, 635, 121, 423, 632, 744, 365, 253, 302.

[@Saikrishnakurri]

Thanks a lot sir...

[@PuneExprees24]

sir, please tell me how to average decimal figures with using short tricks like - 23.4, 32.5, 41.6,36.4,49.4

[@kirtihooda2091]

is their any vedio of model 1 to 5 of chapter average

[@bpremchand93]

Thank you so much sir to crack these kind of questions!!!!!!!!!!

[@shiprasingh9449]

is der any video for ol d module

[@tinanarnaware944]

thank u so muchhh sir simple and easy method that u have to explain in this vedio.. it clear my doubt

[@MegaSwati007]

do you have only one video for average concepts?

[@smanikandanrs77]

sir, I like your teaching so much.

[@poojitha3094]

of the three numbers ,second is twice the first and is also thrice the third. if the avg of the three numbers is 44,find the largest number

[@_back_to_the_time_]

excellent....

[@jagadishgarikina967]

Thanks bro it will help me so much

[@kprokz]

it will applicable on all numbers for e.g suppose take x=9 then x+2=11, x+4=13,,and so on ,,,,,,,,,2nd case for even no. if x=6 then x+2=8, x 4=10...and so on,,,,,,so basically, this is master formula.

[@preetkour9455]

Amazing ...

[@SandeepGunalan]

Thank you Sir

[@prashanthkumar2044]

found it quite helpful!..Thank you talent sprint and rohit sir

[@rachanarc4933]

very helpful.

[@sangeetsharma1768]

sir please upload first 5 model of average.

[@vinuthasn8031]

very useful thank u sir can u upload more videos on different topics

[@kshridhar1227]

Thank u sooooooooooo much sir...

[@vasudhabhat1502]

It was helpful tnx sir will the difference in sum of concesitive even nos be 50?

[@HS-gf4ei]

please provide us video based on circular arrangements

[@MathsSprint0114]

can you explain SSC CGL questions based on method sir

[@NeerajSingh-wo4tx]

nice one

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please provide us some important question for bank exam

[@smanikandanrs77]

Great video

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this is very helpful sir

[@shrinathnayaka]

can i get notes in PDF which you explained sir,,

[@Mspdeep0927]

THANK U SIR

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Please give me latest Quantitative aptitudes for upcoming IBPS PO Exams 2016

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Thank u sir

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super sir..... thanx a lot

[@bhavneeshsinghkhalsa672]

thanks a lot! sir

[@kalpana41]

Awesome

[@Shreynish08]

last sum shortcut classic!

[@ramasri8689]

it's useful sir...

[@mayureshsadhale9736]

seriously very helpful .thank you so much :)

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it is very useful me sir

[@namburisatish3010]

Hi sir,sir all averages class in post you tube

[@TalentSprintAptitudePrep]

Sure. We will be posting it soon.

[@ShraddhaGupta]

Its helpful

[@saurabhprabhat]

the trick used in the last problem is applicable only in case of 5 consecutive nos,isn't it?

[@sriharshavarahagiri4956]

saurabh prabhat no, even it is applicable for 7 consecutive. only thing varies is the difference will not be 10 and the final thing will not be x+50 like above one...

[@saurabhprabhat]

will check.. :-)

[@PNFTrade]

+saurabh prabhat for seven cons no the differnce will be 14 and final thing will be x+(14*7).

[@Nikhilsharma-qw6ku]

+Nitish Dhawan fr 9 cons nos diff wud be 18..

[@vineetsinghgusain701]

What is x is 1 in consecutive even numbers

[@rishitkamble3210]

rohit agraval sir thank u but u gives another problem related to medium and difficulty level

[@shwetakumari9135]

where are the remaining models(1-5) sir????

[@sandysandeep5527]

4th example the question is about five consecutive odd no's but u explained 5 consecutive even no's....

[@anupamchaudhary4368]

yes you can get average just by adding all these digit and by dividing it by 8.

[@nithinkb93]

it should be divided by 9 not 8

[@devancena]

hi sir ..how can ifind all u r videos

[@smilyuv2676]

sir voice is missing

[@anupamchaudhary4368]

actually by mistake I had written 8 instead 9. But its common sense.

[@2573691470]

if the nos are started from 13

[@achur4245]

sir how much cst fr quant pendrive course

[@kunalchakraborty6937]

I think its not the correct practice to form consecutive even no. and consecutive odd no. series as prescribed in this video....consecutive even no. should be 2x + 2, 2x + 4, 2x + 6 and so on & consecutive odd no will be 2x + 3, 2x + 5, 2x + 7 and so on

[@KathulaSai]

Kunal Chakraborty haven't you find anywhere whether this this is not applicable? (X,X+2,X+4.......)

[@hemanthkumararikatla7949]

that depends on X..initially if X is even, then it works

[@hemanthkumararikatla7949]

that depends on X..initially if X is even, then it works

[@hemanthkumararikatla7949]

that depends on X..initially if X is even, then it works

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no volume

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Mann sir formula is very short

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very good sir you are the best.