the average of "arithmetic mean" of a dataset is simply the "sum of the data" divided by the "amount of data", so if we had say
a, b, c
its average will be (a+b+c)/3
so, let's say Lucy will need to earn "x" to have an average of $600, so
![\bf \stackrel{\textit{average amount}}{\cfrac{400+550+x}{3}}=600\implies \cfrac{950+x}{3}=600\implies 950+x=1800\\\\\\x=1800-950\implies x=850](https://img.qammunity.org/2019/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/sifymh9qhcasoqj9v74hjw6bw6ujd0mqom.png)
so, if she earns that much more, she'll have an average of 600, and if she earns more than that, her average is "more than 600" then.
x ⩾ 850.