Mathematics, 24.06.2021 20:00 anna80544

Luis has $12 and wants to buy 6.6 pounds of apples. Apples cost $1.80 per pound. Luis rounded each value and estimated that he does not have enough money to cover the cost of the apples before sales tax is applied. Which best explains how his estimate relates to the actual product? Because each value rounds up, his estimate is higher than the actual product. He might have enough money to buy the apples.

Because each value rounds up, his estimate is higher than the actual product. He does not have enough money to buy the apples.

Because each value rounds up, his estimate is lower than the actual product. He does not have enough money to buy the apples.

Because each value rounds up, his estimate is lower than the actual product. He might have enough money to buy the apples.

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