Houses are appraised (valued) based on sales of similar homes inthe area, Simflar homes in the area recently sold for $148,000,$172,500, $147,400 and $152,375. What is average price forsimiler homes In the area? (Round to the nearest whole number.)O A) $106,8333.B) $155,069C) $206,758O D) $620,275

We have given that The data are 148000,172500,147400,152375 n=4 We want to find average X̄=∑Xi/n

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