Mathematics, 31.07.2020 01:01 Daveandemily17
Cowboy Bob owns a used car lot. There are currently
40 cars on his lot and the mean weight of those cars
is 3,200 pounds. Cowboy Bob sells 5 of the cars, and
the mean weight of the remaining cars is then 3,100
pounds. What is the mean weight, in pounds, of the 5
cars that were sold?
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