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A seasonal manufacturing operation began the calendar year with 14 employees. During the year, employees were taken on or laid off on various dates as presented in the table below:

Date	Employee Changes
April 1	7 hired
May 1	8 hired
June 1	11 hired
Sept. 1	6 laid off
Oct. 1	14 laid off

What was the average number of employees on the payroll during the calendar year? (Assume that each month has the same length.) (Round to 1 decimal place)

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