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What is the estimate of 11568?
If you have the exact value, why do you need to estimate!
When should you estimate a sum or difference?
When the exact number is not required, only a ball park figure or an order of magnitude. This could be forced upon you when you do not have exact values for the two quantities involved.
When scientists cannot obtain on exact numbers they often rely on?
estimate
When you estimate is your answer exact or approximate?
Estimates are never exact. They are a best guess at what the answer is. They are always going to be approximate.
What is the estimate 67 percent of 26.8?
if you have to do it be exact, answer is 17.95
What do you do if you made a magnitude estimate and there is a reminder?
Ignore the remainder: after all, it is only meant to be an estimate - not an exact answer!
When you use estimate?
You can estimate when an exact answer is not needed.
What is the estimate of 11568?
If you have the exact value, why do you need to estimate!
What is the word for an estimate that is greater than the exact answer?
over-estimate
An estimate that is greater than the exact number is?
over estimate
When you round both factors to a greater number how will your estimate compare with the exact number?
Your estimate will be greater than the exact number.
Is an estimate an exact answer to a question?
Not usually.
What 76 percent of 280 with estimate?
there is no need for an estimate - exact answer is 212.80
When would you estimate to solve a math problem?
There are two main situations in which you would estimate:when there is no analytical solution and the only way is to estimate a solution using iteration,when an exact answer is not required or the time or effort required to obtain an exact answer cannot be justified by the improved precision.
When should you estimate a sum or difference?
When the exact number is not required, only a ball park figure or an order of magnitude. This could be forced upon you when you do not have exact values for the two quantities involved.
When scientists cannot obtain on exact numbers they often rely on?
estimate
What are some antonyms for the word exact?
estimate
