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If the mean of m observations out of n observations is n and the mean of remaining observations is m, then what is the mean of all n observations ?

A

`2m-(m^2)/n`

B

`2m+(m^2)/n`

C

`m-(m^2)/n`

D

`m+(m^2)/n`

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