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Alekssandra [29.7K]
3 years ago
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Which division problem would have an estimated quotient of 15 if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole numb

er? 90.24 divided by 6.3 79.85 divided by 3.99 85.01 divided by 16.77 59.87 divided by 10.21
Mathematics
2 answers:
jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Option a) 90.24 divided by 6.3

Step-by-step explanation:

We take each option one by one and solve for it

a) 90.24 divided by 6.3

Divisor = 90.24

Dividend = 6.3

if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole number?

= 90÷ 6

= 15

This option is correct.

b) 79.85 divided by 3.99

79.85 = Divisor

3.99= Dividend

if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole number?

= 80 ÷ 4

= 20

This is wrong

c) 85.01 divided by 16.77

85.01 = Divisor

16.77 = Dividend

if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole number?

= 85÷17

= 5

This option is wrong

d) 59.87 divided by 10.21

Divisor = 59.87

Dividend = 10.21

if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole number?

= 60÷ 10

=6

This option is wrong.

Therefore, the division problem that would have an estimated quotient of 15 if the divisor and dividend were rounded to the nearest whole number is Option a) 90.24 divided by 6.3

melamori03 [73]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: Hey yall wassup it's me Tj and thats period um chile anyways let me get straight to it. the answer really be A) 6.3/90.24

Step-by-step explanation: Yall stay pretty and classy and HAWTTTT

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