1 Datal.head(200)InvoiceNo StockCodeDescription QuantityInvoiceDate UnitPrice CustomerlDCountry53638585123AWHITE HANGING HEART T-LIGHT HOLDER01/12/2010 8:282.5517850 United Kingdom53636571053WHITE METAL LANTERN601/12/2010 8:263.3917850 United Kingdom253636584406BCREAM CUPID HEARTS COAT HANGER01/12/2010 8:282.7517850 United Kingdom53636584029G KNITTED UNION FLAG HOT WATER BOTTLE01/12/2010 8:263.3917850 United Kingdom453636584029ERED WOOLLY HOTTIE WHITE HEART.01/12/2010 8:263.3917850 United Kingdom19453638821115ROSE CARAVAN DOORSTOP401/12/2010 9:596.7518250 United Kingdom19553638822469HEART OF WICKER SMALL1201/12/2010 9:591.6518250 United Kingdom196536388222425 HOOK HANGER MAGIC TOADSTOOL1201/12/2010 9:591.6518250 United Kingdom19753638922941CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 10 REINDEER6 01/12/2010 10:038.5012431Australia19853638921622VINTAGE UNION JACK CUSHION COVER8 01/12/2010 10:034.9512431Australia199 rows x 8 columnsTask 5: How to get the overall average purchase-amount among all transactions [ one transaction indicates one invoice number] in Python.

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