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Estimate 10/12 - 3/8 using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate for the expression. Part B Solve 10-12- 3/8 . Show your solution as an equation.
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10/12 - 3/8
using benchmark values. Your equation must show the estimate for each fraction and the final estimate for the expression.






Part B
Solve 10-12- 3/8
. Show your solution as an equation.




Part C
Calculate the difference between your estimate in Part A and the actual value you calculated in Part B. Be sure to show this solution as an equation.

Based on this difference, do you think your estimate for Part A was reasonable? Explain.

User Malko
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Answer:1-1/2=1/2

this is only for part A look in the com to see how i did it

Explanation:

User Neeraj Benjwal
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