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What is 13 more than 75?
88 = 75 + 13
What does the average spread mean in math terms?
Line all the numbers in order, find their average, then subtract the average from each of the numbers (If you have any negative numbers, take the minus sign off to make them positive), then add all the answers up, then divide by the number of values. Example: 100-88=12 95-88=7 90-88=2 85-88=3 80-88=8 75-88=13 12+7+2+3+8+13=45 45/6=7.5 Average=87.5=88 Average spread=7.5
What is 75 percent of 88?
66
How do I average 88 with 0?
The average of 88 and 0 is 44.
What is 88 75 percent off?
22
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