The next function we will talk about - is mean. Mean (average) is probably one of the most simple and usable statistics in real life.

For example, for our `audi_cars` table, we can calculate the average mileage for cars manufactured in 2020. To calculate the average use `AVG` function followed by column name.

SELECT AVG(mileage)
FROM audi_cars
WHERE year = 2020

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Mean values

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Mean values

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