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Estimate the product of 48 and 7 do you underestimate or overestimate

Estimate the product of 48 and 7 do you underestimate or overestimate
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Estimate the product of 48 and 7 do you underestimate or overestimate

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You underestimate because it just makes the most sense to me, but I might be wrong.
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To estimate I would do 50*7 which is 350. That is overestimating since the real answer is 336.
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