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Estimate 4883 7 and do the division problem?
Estimate 4883 by 7 and the division problem solved we get 697.57.
Magnitude estimate division problems?
18.9/7
How do you estimate a percent of a number?
first you would have to estimate the division problem once you do that just move your decimal 2 spaces to the right for example if you have four eighths you would round four to five and eight to ten and then you divide
Is 4 a good estimate for 158 divided by 41 why or why not?
well yes you can so you round to 158 to 160 and divid 41to40and divid but now you know how to do the actual division so do you see how close the estimate it is .
Will the estimate of 537 divided by 8 is less than or greater than the actual quotient?
67.125
Estimate 4883 7 and do the division problem?
Estimate 4883 by 7 and the division problem solved we get 697.57.
What is reasonable estimate of -2?
For multiplication or division, the only reasonable estimate is -2.
Is estimate for division or multiplication?
Either or both.
Magnitude estimate division problems?
18.9/7
Is estimate multiplication or division?
An estimate is related to a number, not an arithmetic operation. Having said that, the estimate MUST take account of the context of the operations (+-*/).
How do you estimate 0.457?
For multiplication or division it is 0.5For addition or subtraction it depends on the other term(s). If adding to 1234 I would estimate 0.457 as 0 but if adding to 0.0000035 I would estimate it as 0.46
What basic division fact is the best estimate for 1?
Anything divided by itself equals 1.
What is the estimate of 1.27?
For addition or subtraction, 1 but for multiplication or division, 1.25
What is the ball park estimate of 136?
For multiplication or division, 133.33... or 100*4/3
Is the word estimate for division or multiplication?
The word estimate is for a number, irrespective of the arithmetical operation involved. However, how you estimate for a number DOES depend on the operation. For example, if adding (or subtracting) 0.00496 form 123456, I would estimate 0.0049 as 0. But, it multiplying or dividing I would estimate it as 0.005 - it all depends on the context of the arithmetic operation.
How do you estimate 28 and 5?
You wouldn't have to estimate for addition, subtraction or multiplication. For division, use 30/5 = 6
Is 80 the best estimate of 620 divided into 8?
The answer is no, whichever way you choose to do the division: 8 ÷ 620 = 0.012903226 620 ÷ 8 = 77.5
