
Gene G. answered 02/01/17
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The average per journey is the total number of jousts divided by the total number of journeys.
Look for a way to find those two numbers.
You can calculate the total number of jousts in his first three journeys as
(4)(3) = 12
(4)(3) = 12
You can then calculate the jousts in the next 27 journeys as
(8)(27) = 216
The total number of jousts is
12+216 = 228
and the total number of trips is
3+27 = 30
The overall average is 228/30 = 7.6