In an examination,the average marks were found to be $60$. The marks of $80$ candidates had to be changed from $95$ to $70$ each,and the average came down to $55$ marks. The total number of candidates who attended the examination was:

In a set of prime and composite numbers,the number of composite numbers is twice the number of prime numbers,and the average of all the numbers in the set is $9$. If the number of prime numbers and composite numbers are exchanged,then the average of the set of numbers increases by $2$. If,during the exchange of the numbers,the average of the prime numbers and composite numbers individually remained constant,then what was the ratio of the average of composite numbers to the average of prime numbers (initially)?

Visitors to a show were charged $Rs. 15$ each on the first day,$Rs. 7.50$ on the second day,$Rs. 2.50$ on the third day,and the total attendance on the three days was in the ratio $2:5:13$ respectively. The average charge per person for the entire three days is (in $Rs.$):

There are $6$ consecutive odd numbers in increasing order. The difference between the average of the squares of the first $4$ numbers and the last $4$ numbers is $64$. If the sum of the squares of the first and the last element is $178$,then the average of all the $6$ numbers is:

Out of nine persons,$8$ persons spent $Rs. 30$ each for their meals. The ninth person spent $Rs. 20$ more than the average expenditure of all the nine. What was the total money spent by all of them (in $Rs.$)?

The average of five numbers is $27$. If one number is excluded,the average becomes $25$. The excluded number is