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Why is it important to estimate before finding the real answer for a circle graph?
It's important to estimate before finding the real answer for any numerical problem in arithmetic or any other kind of math, so that when you think you have the real answer, you can immediately recognize whether it's total baloney or has a chance of being correct.
Do you have to estimate before adding?
No.
When both factors in a multiplication problem are rounded up to estimate the product te estimate is an?
overestimate
What is the estimate of 37.1 subtract 7.83?
29.270000000000003
What is a reasonable estimate for the problem 82.1 divided by 7.8?
10.5256
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