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3 years ago

HELP PLEASE need to find the average for the values

Biology

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Nostrana [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Average for zero: 51.1

Average for two: 76.3

Average for four: 87.4

Average for six: 103.3

Blank 1: 51.1

Blank 2: 76.3

Blank 3: 87.4

Blank 4: 103.3

Explanation:

The above answers gave the average of each of the set of numbers.

To calculate the average of a set of numbers, It is done by simply summing the numbers and then dividing the numbers by the total number of values in that set of numbers.

From the data given, zero, two, four and six all have their set of numbers. So, with those values, the average was calculated.

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