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There are several different measures of average spread: the standard deviation is the most common but average absolute deviation is another possibility.

You could also have total ranges or inter-quartile ranges from sets of observations, each one being a measure of spread. Their averages would also be average spreads.

You would have to calculate the average spread according to whichever definition you wanted and then round up or down to 2 decimal places (or the nearest hundredths).

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