Lifte quit you were close. Q7.) Modify 8_home_prices_csv.py so that it reads the sold prices and the tax and reports this data. Output Example The average sale price was $166.8 thousand. The average RE tax was $3456.1 thousand.

Lifte quit you were close. Q7.) Modify 8_home_prices_csv.py so that it reads the sold prices and the tax and reports this data. Output Example The average sale price was $166.8 thousand. The average RE tax was $3456.1 thousand.

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Chapter3: Performing Calculations With Formulas And Functions

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