Which is the better estimate of the mass of a wrist watch, 50 grams or 50 kilograms. and Sandy used beachmarks to estimate that there are more inches than feet in one yard is sandy' estimate reasonable? explain. and last one Jonathan thinks that he rides his bicycle about 4 meters from his house to school each day. is Jonathan's estimate resonable?

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Kaelyn Hatfield

3 May, 10:05

Which is the better estimate of the mass of a wrist watch, 50 grams or 50 kilograms. and Sandy used beachmarks to estimate that there are more inches than feet in one yard is sandy' estimate reasonable? explain. and last one Jonathan thinks that he rides his bicycle about 4 meters from his house to school each day. is Jonathan's estimate resonable?

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Calvin Stanton · Answer 1

1. Unless your wristwatch is made of solid gold and weighs about 23 lbs then grams would be a better measurement.

2. Sandy's estimate is not entirely reasonable because there are 4 times as many inches in a foot than there are feet in a yard.

3. 4 meters will hardly get you across the street so I doubt Jonathan will ride his bike 4 meters to get to school.