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michael bikes 36 miles last week and 38.4 miles this week. What is the average distancre he bikes? give your answer with the apporiate precision A. 36 mi B. 36.2 mi C. 37 mi D. 37.2 mi
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The average is the same as the mean if you know how to do that. Just add the numbers in your set together and then divide by the number of numbers in you set so: \[\frac{ 36+38.4 }{ 2}\] and you get 37.2
to find the average fist get the total of all the entries and divide by the number of entries
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here you have as posted by @Runner123456789
appropriate precision given one decimal place so answer with one decimal place
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