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Suppose there are exactly 9 people on a bus in Seattle, and the average of their yearly incomes is $65,000. At the next stop, the highest paid person on the bus (with an income of $120,000 per year) gets off, and Bill Gates gets on. Mr. Gates makes 7.6 billion dollars a year. Q9a: What is the new average salary of people on the bus?

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