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12 December, 02:44

His three high jumps, Kevin jumped 4 34 feet, 4 56 feet, and 4 23 feet.

a. Find the mean of the heights. Explain how you found the answer.

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  1. 12 December, 04:04
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    The answer would be 4.376. the 6 is repeating

    Step-by-step explanation:

    You would add up the three jumping distances.

    4.34ft+4.56+4.23=13.13

    Then you would divide them by the total number of numbers there are.

    13.13/3 = your answer, which is 4.376
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