What is the average of 99 and 52 ?

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7 0

Well since first you start by adding the numbers together you would do 99 + 52 = 151 then since we are looking for the average of only 2 numbers we divide by 2 and that leaves us with an average of 75.5... Hope this helps!

Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago

7 0

75.5 is your answer because when you add them up you would then divide by 2 since there's two numbers

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