John worked at three jobs in three weeks.In the first week he earned 460$.In the next week he was paid 445$.In the third week he was paid 315. Why average pay per week did John earn for these three weeks

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Answer:

$406.66

Explanation:

460+445+315= 1,220

1,220÷3= 406.66

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$46.47

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add all and divide by 3

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