Question
An English-based company has 625 men and 625 female
employees in a collaborative project. The average attendance of all employees is 74 calls per day. On average, an average 74 calls are received by a male employee every day. What will be the average of the number of calls being added by the women staff daily?Solution
Number of female employees = 625 Number of male employees = 625 Total employees = 625 + 625 = 1250 Average calls received by 1250 employees = 74 The sum of calls received by 1250 employees = 1250 x 74 Average calls received by 625 male employees = 74 The sum of calls received by 625 male employees = 625 x 74 Sum of calls received by 625 female employees = 1250 x 74-625 x 74 = 74 (1250-625) = 74 x 625 Â Average calls received by 625 female employees = (74 x 625) /625 = 74Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
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