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In Mathematics / High School | 2014-11-16

Cornerstone Bakery sold 78 pies on Monday, 96 pies on Tuesday, 40 pies on Wednesday, 104 pies on Thursday, and 77 pies on Friday.

On average, how many pies did they sell per day?

Asked by jwwitnessd

Answer (3)

a v er a g e = 5 78 + 96 + 40 + 104 + 77 ​ = 5 395 ​ = 79 T h ey so l d 79 p i es p er d a y .

Answered by luana | 2024-06-10

In order to find the average, you have to find the total, and then divide by the amount of days, which in this case is 5. The total is 395/5 = 79. Therefore, the average number of pies sold each day is 79

Answered by HolmesNWatson | 2024-06-25

The average number of pies sold per day by Cornerstone Bakery is 79. This was calculated by taking the total number of pies sold over the week (395) and dividing it by the number of days (5). Therefore, the average is 79 pies per day.
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Answered by HolmesNWatson | 2024-08-27

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