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Using vectors: Create a vector of integers of size 100, with random numbers ranging from 1 to 50. Print out these 100 numbers in a readable format. Find the average of these 100 numbers, print out the overall average. Then take the original list of 100 numbers, and find all the numbers that are between 1 and 30 and put them into a new vector. Do the same with all the numbers from 31 to 50 putting them into a third vector. Find the average of vectors 2 and 3 and call them avg1 and avg2. Print out avg1 and avg2. Find the average of avg1 and avg2. Write a final output line showing/comparing the average from step 3 and the average from step 7 are not the same, and hence the average of averages doesn't work. You have just proved a mathematical theorem.
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