100 and 200 Average

100 and 200 average provides the comprehensive information about what is the average of 100 and 200, and how it is being calculated mathematically. To calculate the average, the given quantities 100 and 200 can be of any physical quantity but both should have been expressed in the same measurement units.

100 and 200 average:
= (100 + 200)/2,
= 300/2,
= 150

Hence,
the average of 100 and 200 is equal to 150

where,
100 and 200 physical quantities in same measurement units,
300 is the sum of quantities,
2 is the total number of quantities,
150 is the average of 100 and 200

The step-by-step work shows how to find what is the average of 100 and 200. The solution for 100 and 200 average is same for all the following queries but have to append the measurement units based on the measurement units of physical quantities being measured.

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Average Score or Marks:
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Solved Example:
what is the average of 100 and 200?

step 1 Address the input parameters and observe what to be found:
Input values:
Quantity A = 100
Quantity B = 200

What to be found:
Find the average of 100 and 200

step 2 Find the sum of quantities 100 and 200.
100 + 200 = 300

step 3 Find how many number of inputs:
The calculation involves two quantities 100 and 200, so the number of quantities is 2.

step 4 To find the average of 100 and 200, divide the sum of quantities 300 by the total number of quantities 2:
= 300/2
= 150
(100 + 200)/2 = 150

Hence,
150 is the average of 100 and 200.