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Determine the mean of the numbers 6, 17, 22, 28, and 37.

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To find the mean or the avg you add up all the numbers you have and then divide by how many numbers you added together in this case 5

$6+ 17+22+28+37=110$

$\frac{110}{5} =22$

so the mean is 22, hope this helped you!

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