Estimate by first rounding each number to the nearest 1/2 -4 1/6*(-1 14/15 A. -12 B. -8 C. 8 D. 12
@iGreen
-4 1/6*(-1 14/15) -25/6*(-29/15)=5/6*29/3=145/18 = 8.1
Estimate by \(first\ rounding\) each number to the nearest 1/2 -4 1/6 => -4 -1 14/15 => -2 What is -4\(\times\)(-2) ?
is the answer is 8
@mathmate
That is correct. Remember that 8 is an estimate of the product, not the exact answer, because we approximated the multiplicands to the nearest half as instructed.
Thank you. Could you plz help me with a few more.
@mathmate
You're welcome! Unfortunately I have to attend to something else in the next few hours. Post your questions, and if they are not answered, I will pick them up when I return.
i only have 5 question all together and i am on 3
Amit wants to estimate 1 1/9+3 6/7 . To estimate, he simplifies the expression 1+4 . Is Amit’s estimate a close estimate, an underestimate, or an overestimate? A. underestimate B. overestimate C. close estimate
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@KatnissMallark
i think close estimate
@BethLM39
I'd agree
A trail is 3 2/10 km long. Cassidy has run 9/10 of the distance of the trail. About how far has Cassidy run? Estimate by first rounding each number to the nearest 1/2 . A. 2km B. 3km C. 4km D. 7km
Round 3 2/10 and 9/10 to the nearest half
I do not know how
@KatnissMallark @iGreen.
3 or 3 1/2. Which is closer to 3 2/10?
i think a
Rounding to half is done as follows: 1. multiply the number by two. 2. round to the nearest integer. 3. Divide the result by two. Example: round 5 1/3 to the nearest half 1. 5 1/3 *2 = 10 2/3 2. nearest integer is 11 3. divide by two to get 5 1/2
a?
A trail is 3 2/10 km long. Cassidy has run 9/10 of the distance of the trail. Round 3 2/10 to nearest half: multiply by 2=6 4/10, round to nearest integer = 6 now divide by two to give 3. For 9/10, round to nearest half: multiply by 2 = 18/10 round to nearest integer to give 2, then divide by two to give 1. Now multiply the two results!
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