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A gardener is estimating the amount of mulch needed for two garden beds.There is no room to store extra mulch.Is it better to overestimate or underestimate how much mulch he needs? Why?
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A gardener is estimating the amount of mulch needed for two garden beds.There is no room to store extra mulch.Is it better to overestimate or underestimate how much mulch he needs? Why?

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Overestimate because then the gardener could possibly save the left overs in case they get a chance to use it or they could give it to someone who may need it.
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