Average Percentage Calculator

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Enter your values below to generate an instant result. You can update the inputs at any time to compare different scenarios.

Example: 70%, 85% and 90% average to 81.67%.

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Average percentage

81.67%Arithmetic mean of three percentages

Average percentage: 81.67% (Arithmetic mean of three percentages)

Add the three percentages and divide by three. This treats each percentage equally; use a weighted calculation when the underlying group sizes differ.

Average percentage breakdown

Add the three percentages and divide by three. This treats each percentage equally; use a weighted calculation when the underlying group sizes differ.

Result snapshot

A quick visual read of the values behind this result.

Sum of percentages245%
Percentages counted3
Calculation245% / 3

Recommended next checks

  • →Check that all three percentages refer to comparable measures.
  • →Use a weighted average when the percentages represent groups of different sizes.
Sum of percentages
245%
Percentages counted
3
Calculation
245% / 3

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Enter three comparable percentages to calculate their simple arithmetic mean. The calculator adds the percentages and divides by three; it does not calculate an aggregate rate from groups of different sizes.

Equal weighting stated

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About Average Percentage Calculator

Average Percentage Calculator helps you work through the main numbers for this topic quickly with a simple input flow and an instant result.

Use the calculator result as a practical starting point, then review the explanation and assumptions on the page if you want more context.

Average percentage formula

Average percentage = (first percentage + second percentage + third percentage) / 3. Do not multiply by 100 again when the inputs are already percentages.

For example, (70% + 85% + 90%) / 3 = 81.67% after rounding to two decimal places.

When to use a weighted average

A simple mean gives each input equal weight. If each percentage comes from a group with a different number of observations, combine the underlying counts or use a weighted average instead.

Formula explained

Average percentage formula

This calculator gives three comparable percentages equal weight. It does not combine groups with different numbers of observations.

Formula

Average = (percentage 1 + percentage 2 + percentage 3) / 3

How the result is built

1Enter three percentages between 0% and 100%.
2Add the three percentages and divide by three.
3Use underlying counts or a weighted average if group sizes differ.

Example

Example: 70%, 85% and 90% average to 81.67%.

Assumptions

  • Arithmetic mean = (first percentage + second percentage + third percentage) / 3.
  • Each percentage has equal weight; use a weighted average if the group sizes differ.

Source basis

  • Standard arithmetic mean

FAQ

Common questions

Add the three percentages and divide the total by three. For 70%, 85% and 90%, the mean is 81.67%.

No. The entered values are already percentages, so their arithmetic mean is also a percentage.

When the percentages describe groups of different sizes. In that case, use the underlying counts or a weighted average.

Trust and notes

Assumptions and important notes

This calculator is designed to give a fast estimate using the method shown on the page. Results are most useful when your inputs are accurate and the tool matches your situation.

Use the result as guidance rather than a final diagnosis or professional decision. If the result could affect health, legal, financial, or compliance decisions, verify it with a qualified source where appropriate.

  • Arithmetic mean = (first percentage + second percentage + third percentage) / 3.
  • Each percentage has equal weight; use a weighted average if the group sizes differ.

Method

Arithmetic mean of percentages

Last reviewed

October 12, 2026