For a large sporting event the broadcasters sold
5757
ad slots for a total revenue of
$148148
million. What was the mean price per ad slot?
The mean price per ad slot was
$nothing
million.
(Round to one decimal place as needed.)
Here n=57 and revenye=148 so the mean price =148/57=2.6
So tbe answrr is 2.6 is the price
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