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John has 2456 pennies in his coin collection he has the same number of pennies in each of the three boxes estimate to the neares

t hundred the number of pennies in each box

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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If I read correctly, 2456 pennies needs to be divided simply by 3 then rounded to the nearest hundredth. So you would do 2456/3 3 goes into 24 how many times? Then 3 goes into 5 how many times, then continue the pattern. Once you've gotten a decimal to the thousandth, round the number to the hundredth and there you go

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