Months have a variable number of days, so you can't get an exact answer here. Divide the number of days by 30, or by 30.5, to get an estimate of the number of months.
If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.
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You can check by using your estimated number and comparing it with your exact quotient.
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Months have a variable number of days, so you can't get an exact answer here. Divide the number of days by 30, or by 30.5, to get an estimate of the number of months.
Your estimate will be greater than the exact number.
over estimate
A number close to an exact number is called an estimate or a ballpark figure.
If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.If you have an exact number what is the need for an estimate?To the nearest whole number, it is 1; to the nearest ten (or larger) it is 0.
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