Weighted Average Calculator
Calculate an average from paired values and nonnegative weights without manually normalizing weights.
Loading tool…
How to use Weighted Average Calculator
The weighted average equals the sum of each value times its weight, divided by the sum of weights. Pair the lists in the same order.
- Enter values, matching weights.
- Check that the input follows the stated limits and uses consistent units.
- Run the calculator, review the result, then copy or download it.
Good to know
- Up to 1,000 pairs; use commas, spaces, or new lines as separators, never thousands separators. At least one weight must be positive.
- Decimal inputs have at most 120 characters and magnitude from 1e-100 to 1e15, or zero. Floating-point results are rounded to 12 significant digits; extreme derived results may underflow or be rejected. Exact integer results are identified separately.
Common questions
What calculation does Weighted Average Calculator perform?
The weighted average equals the sum of each value times its weight, divided by the sum of weights. Pair the lists in the same order.
Must weights add to 100?
No. Relative weights such as 1, 2, 1 work just as percentages such as 25, 50, 25 do.
Keep going with related tools
All math →Descriptive Statistics Calculator
Summarize a numeric list with mean, median, modes, range, count, and sum.
MathFraction Calculator
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two fractions and reduce the exact result.
EducationCourse Assessment Drop-policy Ledger
Audit category-weighted course scores with protected assessments, explicit drops and pending-score rules.
EducationGPA Course Repeat Ledger
Track named course attempts across terms with an entered grade scale, repeat policy and exact cumulative GPA.
EducationFinite Decision-tree Rollback
Evaluate a finite chance-and-decision tree with exact conditional values, explicit costs and retained best-branch ties.
MathCommon-mix Stratified Rate Comparison
Compare two observed success rates after applying one explicit common stratum mix, retaining crude and standardized results.