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3 years ago

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David had $90 to spend at a sporting good store. he bought the sporting equipment. listed below.

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ASHA 777 [7]3 years ago

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My estimate is 36$ (you may get a different estimate) and the actual answer is 36.19$ / my estimate is less than the actual solution. (Again your estimate may be different)

Explanation: round all the sporting equipment prices then add them together, minus that from 90$, and that will get you your estimate. Then add all the original sports equipment prices together to get the real total, then subtract from 90$. Then compare and contrast the two totals.

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