69. From the following data calculate the missing value when mean is 415.86:430Wages (Rs.):410412413417(X)425428No. of workers:25171315148.6.

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69. From the following data calculate the missing value when mean is 415.86: 430 410 412 413 417 (X) 425 428 Wages (Rs.) No. of workers: 25 17 13 15 14