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Transcribed Image Text:5. Write a program using for loop to find the average mark of the class. The expected output
is as shown in the output console:
OUTPUT CONSOLE
Please insert number of students: 5
Please insert Student 1's mark: 20
Please insert Student 2's mark: 100
Please insert Student 3's mark: 0
Please insert Student 4's mark: 70
Please insert Student 5’s mark: 70
The average mark of the class is 52.00
6. Repeat a program in Question 5 by using while loop.
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