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Tim estimates that 60÷5.7 is about 10.Will the actual quotient be greater than 10 explain
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Tim estimates that 60÷5.7 is about 10.Will the actual quotient be greater than 10 explain
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Tim estimates that 60÷5.7 is about 10.Will the actual quotient be greater than 10 explain
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Well first you can do the problem. So take 60 divided by 5.7. When it is done it will come out to about 10.5263 which is a irrational number. So yes the quotient will be larger than 10.
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