Mathematics, 11.11.2020 04:10 mannyrocks1532
Estimating Addition and Subtraction
Mitchell and his friends went to the candy store, where they can buy candy by the
pound. Mitchell bought 1.2 pounds of candy. His friends bought 2.3 pounds and 1.8
pounds. About how many pounds of candy did they buy altogether?
show your work please
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