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SQL for Average Medication Cost
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SQL for Average Medication Cost

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to find the average medication cost for patients over 65.

Use the medication_costs table and exclude patients whose age is 65 or younger.

Output

  1. Return one row with the column average_medication_cost.
  2. The value should be the average of available medication costs for qualifying patients, rounded to two decimal places.

Schema

medication_costs
ColumnTypeDescription
patient_idPKINTUnique patient identifier
patient_ageINTPatient age in years
medication_costNUMERIC(10,2)Recorded medication cost for the patient
Tablesmedication_costs
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