What is the average profit percentage for all of the jobs listed, besides the "labor only" jobs?

To calculate the average profit percentage for all jobs except the "labor only" jobs, we'll exclude the previously listed "labor only" jobs and then compute the average profit percentage for the remaining jobs.

Here are the profit percentages for the jobs **excluding "labor only"**:

1. **April 1st**: **63.57%**
2. **April 5th** (Leslie Dutchcot): **58.01%**
3. **April 5th** (James Carney): **63.65%**
4. **April 13th**: **62.90%**
5. **April 18th**: **55.26%**
6. **April 19th** (Jackie Barnes): **53.59%**
7. **April 19th** (Bryan Lopez): **47.24%**
8. **April 25th**: **62.39%**
9. **April 28th**: **62.75%**
10. **April 20th**: **69.53%**
11. **May 9th**: **58.92%**
12. **May 11th** (Michael Gay): **65.67%**
13. **May 14th**: **27.80%**
14. **May 16th** (Mike Williams): **54.95%**
15. **May 18th**: **58.75%**
16. **June 1st**: **63.89%**
17. **June 14th**: **61.57%**
18. **June 17th**: **74.48%**
19. **June 18th**: **42.69%**
20. **June 30th**: **63.76%**
21. **July 10th**: **54.47%**
22. **July 15th**: **62.09%**
23. **July 18th**: **48.36%**

Let's calculate the average profit percentage for these jobs.The average profit percentage for all the jobs listed, excluding the "labor only" jobs, is approximately **58.10%**.

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Here are five related questions:
1. How does the average profit percentage compare between labor-only and non-labor-only jobs?
2. Which job had the lowest profit percentage among non-labor-only jobs?
3. What is the standard deviation of the profit percentages for non-labor-only jobs?
4. How does the median profit percentage compare to the average for non-labor-only jobs?
5. What factors could be influencing the profit percentage differences between jobs?

**Tip:** Understanding the variability in profit percentages across different job types can help improve future pricing strategies.

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