A talent agency interviewed 1,807 people who wanted to be models. They divided them up into 6 groups for the first round of interviews.

Assuming that each group had the same number of people, what is a good estimate of the number of people in each group?
500
300
400
200

Question

A talent agency interviewed 1,807 people who wanted to be models. They divided them up into 6 groups for the first round of interviews. 

Assuming that each group had the same number of people, what is a good estimate of the number of people in each group?
500
300
400
200

anonymous · Answer

Fan and Meadall

anonymous · Answer

HELP

anonymous · Answer

You need to find the average of people in each group.

To do this take the total number of people and total groups and divide

$$\frac{ People }{ Groups }$$

What did you get?

anonymous · Answer

how

anonymous · Answer

$\huge \color{olive}{1807 \div 6=?}$

anonymous · Answer

I put the equation in my response

anonymous · Answer

301?

anonymous · Answer

Yes, but it's estimated to be 300

anonymous · Answer

301 or if you simplify it, it would be $\huge 300$

anonymous · Answer

The table below shows the number of apples picked by four friends.

Apple Picking
Friend	Number of 
Apples
Cindy	27
Tommy	24
Eddie	34
Donna	36


Which is the best estimate, to the nearest ten, of the total number of apples picked by the four friends?
130
110
140
120

anonymous · Answer

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