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It is 92/3.
With a little bit of effort you can work out the exact answer and do not need to estimate.
90/9 is 10.
But you want 87/9. The numerator is 3 less so the quotient will be 3/9 less. Now, 3/9 = 1/3. So the exact answer is 10 minus 1/3 which is 92/3. Not that hard, was it?
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