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Jake worked 40 hours a week for 3 straight weeks,46 houses a week for the next two weeks, and 51 hours for the next 3 weeks. What was the average number of hours worked over the 8-weeks span?
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Jake worked 40 hours a week for 3 straight weeks,46 houses a week for the next two weeks, and 51 hours for the next 3 weeks. What was the average number of hours worked over the 8-weeks span?
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45.53 would be the correct answer
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to find averages you must add up everything and then divide it by the total amount.
40H x 3W + 46H x 2W + 51H x 3 = 8W
120HW + 92HW +153HW = 8W
365HW = 8W
365/8 = 8W/8
45.63HW = W
45.63 is the answer unrounded
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