There are 472 students in different
grades. each grade has about the same
number of stud...
Mathematics, 03.12.2019 01:31 dylannsquats
There are 472 students in different
grades. each grade has about the same
number of students. select all the
statements that are reasonable
estimates for the number of students in
each grade.
n 50 students, because 472 = 6 is
about 450 = 5.
80 students, because 472 = 6 is
about 480 - 6.
100 students, because 472 4 6 is
about 500 = 5.
150 students, because 472 = 6 is
about 450 = 3.
200 students, because 472 = 6 is
about 1,200 + 6 = 200.
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