fox 14lb goose 18lb dog 18lb koala 20lb what is the typical weight of the 4 animals?

Its my six year old daughters homework shs in frist grade. do i just have her add it all up or add the divide it.now she's never dividend. before.
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fox 14lb goose 18lb dog 18lb koala 20lb what is the typical weight of the 4 animals?

this is an average problem add the four values and divide by 4

14 + 18 + 18 + 20 = 70/4 = 17 lbs ( I rounded down)
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