Three titrations are run with 0.4031M NaOH. The number of MLS used during these titrations is 18.10 mL, 18.25mL, and 17.87 mL. Calculate the average number of miles used in the titration.  A. 22.31 moles  B. 0.0073 moles C. 0.007285 moles  D. 7.284 moles

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