Question

Joseph wants to estimate 1 3/7 * 5 4/5 To estimate, he simplifies the expression 1 1/2 * 6 Is Joseph’s estimate an underestimate or an overestimate?

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@ravege

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@Christian_10_

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@AlexandervonHumboldt2

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@Xyeana

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plz somone ill give a medal

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someone plz i need help

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im on it...

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:(

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re

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oh
ok

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thx :)

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underestimate

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how?

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An underestimate is an estimate that is less than the actual answer to a problem.

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thx can u help me with 2 more?

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sure?

Answer 17

Bilal was 60 1/16 in. tall. Then he grew 3 1/8 in.

Which expression should Bilal use to estimate how many inches tall he is now?

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What I would do is round. So, 60 and 1/16 would most likely be rounded to 60, and 3 1/8 would most likely be rounded to 3.
If you want to know how much he grew, then you would add.

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so 63?

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yes

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wait let me put the mutiple choice answers

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A. 60 1/2 * 3

B. 60 1/2 + 3 1/2

C. 60 * 3

D. 60+ 3

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would it be d?

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again If you want to know how much he grew, then you would add.
So Im guessing that your answer is D) 60 + 3

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thx i knew it

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last one

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k

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hello?

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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

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im still here

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@Xyeana

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@ravege

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im here one sec

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ok

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math overload!

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3 km b is your answer

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thx

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yep