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If you're trying to figure out if this is enough information, try to think in extremes: If the electric bill is huge, and all the other items are small, then they've paid about ~1/2 of their total bills. On the other hand, if their trash bill is huge and all the other items are small, then they've paid ~3/4 of their total bills. We can't say for sure without the exact percentages.

Look at other examples of 'weighted average' problems.

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