GMAT Math Average Overview
The average is a very popular concept on the GMAT. Average questions come up in a few forms; most popular of those forms being a Word Problem. To find the average of n numbers, simply add the numbers and divide by n or the sum of all numbers in a group divided by the count of numbers in that group.
Average = sum of terms divided by number of terms
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GMAT Math Average Example Question
Q. What is the average (arithmetic mean) of all two-digit numbers that are divisible by 3?
Ans: 55.5 - Option E
GMAT Arithmetic Topics
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