Sample site C Final reading (cm^3) Initial reading (cm^3) Volume added (cm^3) Average volume added (cm^3) You need to calculate the average volume added. Remember not to include the trial titration result in your calculation. (You need to round your answer to 2 decimal places.)

To calculate the average volume added, we need to follow these steps:1. **Identify the Relevant Data**: Extract the volume measurements from the titration experiments, excluding the trial titration result.2. **Sum the Volumes**: Add together the volumes of the valid titrations.3. **Count the Valid Titrations**: Determine the number of valid titration measurements.4. **Calculate the Average**: Divide the total volume by the number of valid titrations.5. **Round the Result**: Round the average volume to two decimal places.Let's assume the following volumes were recorded in a series of titration experiments (excluding the trial titration result):- Titration 1: 24.50 mL- Titration 2: 24.70 mL- Titration 3: 24.60 mL### Step-by-Step Calculation:1. **Sum the Volumes**: 2. **Count the Valid Titrations**: 3. **Calculate the Average**: 4. **Round the Result**: The average volume is already at two decimal places.