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\(\frac{0.045\times1.9}{0.03\times0.005\times0.1} =\)

A. 5,700
B. 570
C. 57
D. 5.7
E. 0.57
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Since the answer choices are very spread apart, we can be very aggressive with our estimation

\(\frac{0.045\times1.9}{0.03\times0.005\times0.1} ≈\frac{0.05\times2}{0.03\times0.005\times0.1} \)

\( ≈\frac{0.05\times2}{0.03\times0.005\times0.1} \)

\( ≈\frac{0.1}{0.03\times0.005\times0.1} \)

\( ≈\frac{1}{0.03 \times 0.005} \)

\( ≈\frac{1}{0.00015} \)

\( ≈\frac{1}{0.0002} \) close enough!

\( ≈\frac{10,000}{2} \)

\( ≈5000\)

The closest answer choice is A

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Multiply by 1000/1000 to make them all integers. Then the answer you receive multiply that by 1000 and that is your final answer.­­­
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