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Commas with "ranged from a low of X .... to a high of X ... "

English Language & Usage Asked on January 6, 2021

Does there need to be commas after “day” in both instances? Would this be considered a contract situation for which I would need commas to separate, or is it a string of prepositional phrases that do not require commas?

… the period under review ranged from a low of $10 per day, to a high of $20 per day, with an average of $15 per day.

One Answer

No comma at all, I would say. There is no parenthetical apposition that needs to be separated. PS. It should be "an average".

Answered by user373710 on January 6, 2021

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