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Estimating the answer to 21 x 0.69? - Answers

This depends on how accurate an estimate is required. If your answer need only be whole numbers, then 0.69 is slightly larger than 2/3 which is 0.66 = you could estimate 14 - which is 2/3 of 21. -- Alternatively, if your answer ought to be to one decimal place then you could say that it is nearly 70% and multiply 21 by 0.7 and get 14.7



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This depends on how accurate an estimate is required. If your answer need only be whole numbers, then 0.69 is slightly larger than 2/3 which is 0.66 = you could estimate 14 - which is 2/3 of 21. -- Alternatively, if your answer ought to be to one decimal place then you could say that it is nearly 70% and multiply 21 by 0.7 and get 14.7



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Estimating the answer to 21 x 0.69? - Answers

This depends on how accurate an estimate is required. If your answer need only be whole numbers, then 0.69 is slightly larger than 2/3 which is 0.66 = you could estimate 14 - which is 2/3 of 21. -- Alternatively, if your answer ought to be to one decimal place then you could say that it is nearly 70% and multiply 21 by 0.7 and get 14.7

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