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The average of n numbers `x_(1),x_(2),x_(3) . . . . .. ,x_(n)` is A. If `x_(1)` is replaced by `(x+a)x_(1),x_(2)` is replaced by `(x+a)x_(2)` and so on. Find the new average.

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