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2 years ago

The prices of 8 sweaters, in dollars, are given.

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First order all the numbers least to greatest.<span>

$28, $28, $30, $31, $35, $36, $41, $43

Because there are two numbers in the middle (no, one middle number).

Add the two together, and divide by 2

31 + 35 = 66

66/2 = 33

</span><span>B.$33 is your answer

hope this helps</span>

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