Question

What is the average of 30 and 63

Answer 1

The average of a set of numbers is part of the measures of central tendency.

Generally, the average is gotten as:

`\text{ }\frac{\text{sum of items}}{\text{ number of items}}`

The average of 30 and 63 is therefore:

`A=(30+63)/(2)=(93)/(2)=46.5`

Our average is 46.5