Answer: D
The combined mean of \(n\) quantities is \(\bar{x}\) \(\therefore\) The sum of \(n\) quantities is \(n\bar{x}\) If the sum of the first \((n-1)\) quantities is \(k\), then the \(n\)th quantity will be \(n\bar{x} - k\)
The combined mean of \(n\) quantities is \(\bar{x}\) \(\therefore\) The sum of \(n\) quantities is \(n\bar{x}\) If the sum of the first \((n-1)\) quantities is \(k\), then the \(n\)th quantity will be \(n\bar{x} - k\)