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Create a new Java application called "AverageCalculator" (without the quotation marks) that prompts the user with three separate prompts for three numbers (use double values for these), computes the average of those three doubles (use a double for the average), and then prints out explanatory text, the three numbers, and their average, printed with 2 decimal places. For example, if the user gives your program the numbers 30, 100, and 21, your output should look very much like the following: The average of the numbers 30.00, 100.00, and 21.00 is 50.33.
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