Part A Estimate 1012−38 using benchmark values. Your equation must

  1. Part AEstimate 1012−38 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate
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  2. Part AEstimate 1012−38 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate
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  3. Part A Estimate 1012−38 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate
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  4. Estimate 1012−38using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and for the solution.
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  5. make this answer shorter:First, let's estimate 1012. The nearest benchmark value is 1000, which is 10^3. So we can write 1012 as
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  6. Estimate 10/12−3/8 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate for
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  7. Estimate 10/12 -3/8 using benchmark values. Your mud equation must show the estimate for each fraction of the final estimate for
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  8. Estimate10 12 − 3 8 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate for
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  9. Estimate 10/12 - 3/8 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and for the solution.
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  10. Using benchmark values, the estimated value of 1012 - 38 is approximately 974.
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