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need one more checked A person in a certain family eats 669.4lb of fruits and vegetables in a year. what is the consumption in one day. (use 1 year = 365 days) The consumption of vegetables and fruits in one day is ___? round to the nearest tenth my answer is 200lb
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or is it 1.83lbs/day
Just round 669.4lb/365 = 1.83lbs/day
okay and rounded to nearest tenth would be 180
To the nearest tenth would be 1.8
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Nearest tenth means the first number AFTER the decimal point: 1.83 to the nearest tenth is 1.8 6.79 to the nearest tenth is 1.8 2.46 to the nearest tenth is 2.5 10.64 would be 10.6 109.92 would be 109.9
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