Mathematics
Mathematics, 23.03.2020 22:31, ashleyzamarripa08

Dylan’s expenditures for each of the past six months were: March $1,248.59; April, $1,365.38; May, $1,024.30; June, $1,100.40; July, $992.40; and August, $1,200.02. What is his average monthly expenditure?

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