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Brianna paid $18.89 for a pair of sandals. She bought a pair of hiking boots that cost $12 more than her sandals. How much did Brianna pay for the two pairs of shoes?

How can estimation be used to make sure the answer is reasonable?

A.

Answer: Brianna paid $42.89.

Estimation: $19 + $12 = $31

$31 + $12 = $43

Brianna paid about $43 for the shoes.

B.

Answer: Brianna paid $25.78.

Estimation: $19 - $12 = $7

$19 + $7 = $26

Brianna paid about $26 for the shoes.

C.

Answer: Brianna paid $49.78.

Estimation: $19 + $12 = $31

$31 + $19 = $50

Brianna paid about $50 for the shoes.

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  1. Today, 09:25
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    Im very sure it is C, I'm very positive
  2. Today, 10:58
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    The answer is C it's very easy
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