Kyle's recent test scores were 92, 78, 89, 96, 91, and 88. If Kyle wants to raise his average grade to a 90%, what is the lowest score Kyle could get in his next test?

I'm so confused on this problem.

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Renee Bryant

Mathematics

12 April, 04:12

Kyle's recent test scores were 92, 78, 89, 96, 91, and 88. If Kyle wants to raise his average grade to a 90%, what is the lowest score Kyle could get in his next test?

I'm so confused on this problem.

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Cailyn · Answer 1

Let this "lowest score" be x. Then, find the mean of 92, 78, 89, 96, 91, and 88, plus x. Here you have 7 numbers. Add them up, including "+x" at the end, and then divide the resulting sum by 7 (the count of numbers whose mean you want).

Vaughan · Answer 2

I am to. but I think it could be in the 50 or 60's

Kyle's recent test scores were 92, 78, 89, 96, 91, and 88. If Kyle wants to raise his average grade to a 90%, what is the lowest score Kyle could get in his next test?I'm so confused on this problem.

Kyle's recent test scores were 92, 78, 89, 96, 91, and 88. If Kyle wants to raise his average grade to a 90%, what is the lowest score Kyle could get in his next test?

I'm so confused on this problem.