A plain carbon steel contains 45 wt% of proeutectoid ferrite. Define what is its

A plain carbon steel contains 45 wt% of proeutectoid ferrite. Define what is its average carbon content in weight percent? I know that you need to use a tie line in the phase diagram, but my book does not really give a good example to go by

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