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An art teacher has 47 1/3 pounds id clay. He wants to give each student in his class 2 1/2 pounds of clay. The teacher estimates that he has enough clay for 9 students. Is this …

An art teacher has 47 1/3 pounds id clay. He wants to give each student in his class 2 1/2 pounds of clay. The teacher estimates that he has enough clay for 9 students. Is this …
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An art teacher has 47 1/3 pounds id clay. He wants to give each student in his class 2 1/2 pounds of clay. The teacher estimates that he has enough clay for 9 students. Is this the best estimate? Explain

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Answer:no

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No because 2 1/2 times 10 is 20 and there is more than 20 pounds of clay

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