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3 years ago

Which answer correctly estimates the product of 20.21 × 999.801? A. about 20,000 B. about 2,000 C. about 200 D. about 20

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levacccp [35]3 years ago

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20.21 multiplied by 999.801 is 20,205.97821, so the correct answer would be A. about 20,000

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