Look at this estimate of the cost of a bag of pears that weighs 6.78 pounds.

$1.41 (6.78) - $1 * 7 = $7

Which statements are true about the estimate? Check all that apply.

The estimate is correct.

The estimate is incorrect.

The exact product is less than $7.

The exact product is greater than $7.

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Mathematics

Dayton Sanford

24 July, 20:34

Look at this estimate of the cost of a bag of pears that weighs 6.78 pounds.

$1.41 (6.78) - $1 * 7 = $7

Which statements are true about the estimate? Check all that apply.

The estimate is correct.

The estimate is incorrect.

The exact product is less than $7.

The exact product is greater than $7.

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Answers (2)

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Celeste Wade · Answer 1

the 1st one and the 4th one just took the test and it is correct

Peyton Tapia · Answer 2

Answer

given,

pears that weighs 6.78 pounds.

statement

$1.41 (6.78) - $1 * 7 = $7

on solving the left hand side of the statement

$1.41 (6.78) - $1 * 7 = 9.5598 - 7

= $ 2.5598

Left hand side and right hand side is not equal

the estimate is wrong

the exact product is equal to $ 2.5598

so, we can say that the exact product is less than $7

Look at this estimate of the cost of a bag of pears that weighs 6.78 pounds.$1.41 (6.78) - $1 * 7 = $7Which statements are true about the estimate? Check all that apply.The estimate is correct.The estimate is incorrect.The exact product is less than $7.The exact product is greater than $7.