Question

when you estiamte 1 does it can 0 ever be an answer

Answer 1

like what?

Answer 2

can a 0 be an answer when you estimate 1

Answer 3

like .1 or 1.0 ?

Answer 4

1

Answer 5

1

Answer 6

http://www.montereyinstitute.org/courses/DevelopmentalMath/COURSE_TEXT_RESOURCE/U01_L2_T3_text_final.html

Answer 7

i do not under stand

Answer 8

@mathstudent55

Answer 9

i do not under stand

Answer 10

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Which statement about the best estimation strategy for this problem is correct?

Ms. Levy paid $189 for a hotel room and she bought two concert tickets priced at $99 each. How much money did Ms. Levy spend altogether?

A student answered that Ms. Levy spent $576.

A.
($200 + $100) × 2 = t
The student's answer was reasonable.


B.
$200 + (2 × $100) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



C.
$200 + ($100 ÷ 2) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



D.
($200 × 2) + $100 = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.
t)
Which statement about the best estimation strategy for this problem is correct?

Ms. Levy paid $189 for a hotel room and she bought two concert tickets priced at $99 each. How much money did Ms. Levy spend altogether?

A student answered that Ms. Levy spent $576.

A.
($200 + $100) × 2 = t
The student's answer was reasonable.


B.
$200 + (2 × $100) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



C.
$200 + ($100 ÷ 2) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



D.
($200 × 2) + $100 = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.

t)
Which statement about the best estimation strategy for this problem is correct?

Ms. Levy paid $189 for a hotel room and she bought two concert tickets priced at $99 each. How much money did Ms. Levy spend altogether?

A student answered that Ms. Levy spent $576.

A.
($200 + $100) × 2 = t
The student's answer was reasonable.


B.
$200 + (2 × $100) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



C.
$200 + ($100 ÷ 2) = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.



D.
($200 × 2) + $100 = t
The student's answer was not reasonable.