Estimate the unit rate. 283 students in 11 classes

Mathematics

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Archy [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

So estimate.

Really depends on what needs to be estimated, the answer or the overall equation.
So doing the real one first.
283/11 = 25 8/11

You can’t have “part” of a student so rounding this you can go up since 8 is more then half of 11

So 26 students

If you were to round the overall equation then you’d get
280 / 10 which is 28 students per class

So two options.

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