Average of even numbers from 26 to 181




What is the average of even numbers from 26 to 181? Here we will show you how to calculate the average of even numbers from 26 to 181.

To find the average of the even numbers from 26 to 181, we first calculate how many even numbers there are from 26 to 181. Then, we calculate the sum of even numbers from 26 to 181. And finally, we divide the sum by the number of even numbers to get the average.


The range is from 26 to 181, and the even numbers within that range are from 26 to 180. Therefore, the first even number in the sequence is 26, and the last even number in the sequence is 180.

Step 1) Calculate the total number of even numbers from 26 to 181
Here we calculate the total number of even numbers from 26 to 181 by entering the first and last even number in the sequence into our formula. Here is the formula and the math:

tot = (last - first + 2) ÷ 2
tot = (180 - 26 + 2) ÷ 2
tot = 156 ÷ 2
tot = 78
Total even numbers from 26 to 181 = 78

Step 2) Calculate the sum of even numbers from 26 to 181
To calculate the sum of even numbers from 26 to 181, you enter the total even numbers (tot) from Step 1 and the first even number in the sequence into our formula. Here is the formula and the math:

sum = (tot ÷ 2) × (2 × first + (2 × (tot - 1))
sum = (78 ÷ 2) × (2 × 26 + (2 × (78 - 1))
sum = 39 × (52 + 154)
sum = 39 × 206
sum = 8034
Sum of even numbers from 26 to 181 = 8034

Step 3) Calculate the average of even numbers from 26 to 181
Almost done! Now we can calculate the average of even numbers from 26 to 181 by dividing the sum of even numbers from Step 2 by the total even numbers from Step 1. Here is the formula, the math, and the answer:

Average = sum ÷ tot
Average = 8034 ÷ 78
Average = 103
Average of even numbers from 26 to 181 = 103


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