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How do you find the average in math? - Answers

Add the numbers together, and then divide by the original amount of numbers in the set.To work out the mean (the average) in maths, you have to add up all of the numbers you are averaging, then divide what you now have by the amount of numbers you started with.



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Add the numbers together, and then divide by the original amount of numbers in the set.To work out the mean (the average) in maths, you have to add up all of the numbers you are averaging, then divide what you now have by the amount of numbers you started with.



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How do you find the average in math? - Answers

Add the numbers together, and then divide by the original amount of numbers in the set.To work out the mean (the average) in maths, you have to add up all of the numbers you are averaging, then divide what you now have by the amount of numbers you started with.

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