Averision


 * This page is about the operation. For the element see Fandomium.

Much like Deletision, Averision is an operation.

It is used to find averages. Here is how you do it. There is already a way to do it, but now it is not a multi-step problem.

Symbol
It's symbol is an O with a line on the top-left and bottom-right, because the top-left line is the big number, the bottom-right line is the small number, and in between is the circle, right in the middle of the two. It looks like this:

Solving
For example, we are trying to find the average of 188 and 607. first we will line them up like you do in Addition problems. since the last digits of the numbers are 8 and 7, you find the average of 8 and 7, which is 7.5. (then keep finding the averages of the decimal places ahead) (if it is still too difficult to find the average of the 1-digit numbers, just use the add-up then divide by how many you added method). you then find the average of 0 and 8, which is 4. Tip: For the tens place, times the average by 10, the hundreds place, times by 100, thousands place by 1,000 and so on. so 4*10 is 40. Then find the average of 1 and 6, which is 3.5, times by 100 and you get 350. Now add all those up. 7.5+40+350, is 397.5. The average of 188 and 607 is 397.5. Now let's see if this works with the add-then-divide method. 188+607 is 795, and 795/2 is 397.5! I have tried it with a few others, and it works. I invented this 2 years ago.

Note
I know this is kind of like "reinventing the wheel" but I guess this is just another way to do it.