Question
Lucy wants to divide 18.6 by 1.2. In order to estimate the quotient, which is the best expression to use?
10 divided by 1
10 divided by 2
20 divided by 1
20 divided by 2
10 divided by 1
10 divided by 2
20 divided by 1
20 divided by 2
Answers
GPT-4o mini
To estimate the quotient of 18.6 divided by 1.2, we can round the numbers to make the calculation simpler.
- Rounding 18.6 to the nearest ten gives us approximately 20.
- Rounding 1.2 to the nearest whole number gives us approximately 1.
So, the best expression to use for estimation is:
**20 divided by 1.**
However, among the options you provided, "20 divided by 1" isn't explicitly listed, but comparing the alternatives:
- 10 divided by 1 = 10
- 10 divided by 2 = 5
- 20 divided by 1 = 20 (best estimate)
- 20 divided by 2 = 10
Given the choices, the best alternative for estimating 18.6 divided by 1.2 is:
**20 divided by 2** (which gives an estimate of 10).
So, if you need to select from the options, **20 divided by 2** would be the most reasonable choice.
- Rounding 18.6 to the nearest ten gives us approximately 20.
- Rounding 1.2 to the nearest whole number gives us approximately 1.
So, the best expression to use for estimation is:
**20 divided by 1.**
However, among the options you provided, "20 divided by 1" isn't explicitly listed, but comparing the alternatives:
- 10 divided by 1 = 10
- 10 divided by 2 = 5
- 20 divided by 1 = 20 (best estimate)
- 20 divided by 2 = 10
Given the choices, the best alternative for estimating 18.6 divided by 1.2 is:
**20 divided by 2** (which gives an estimate of 10).
So, if you need to select from the options, **20 divided by 2** would be the most reasonable choice.
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