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Here is a table of marks: one row for each student, and one column for each test…
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Here is a table of marks: one row for each student, and one column for each test.
Find (1) the item in row 2, column 1, (2) the total of the third column, and (3) the average of each row.
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Plan. table[row][column] picks one item. The first position is the row, and the second is the column. Both start at 0.
table[2][1]is row 2 ([66, 71, 80]), column 1: 71.- The third column is column 2. Add
table[row][2]for each row. The total is 64 + 77 + 80 = 221.
- For each row,
sum(row) / len(row).
The averages are 73.67 (221 divided by 3), 75.0 and 72.33, rounded to two places.
Answer: 71; 221; about 73.67, 75.0 and 72.33.
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