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A store stocks 411 boxes of cold cereal and 162 boxes of hot cereal Which number sentence shows the best way to estimate the total boxes of cereal using compatible numbers?
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∙ 11y ago
i think the answer is 600
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the country that cereal is from is England
Wheat serial crop or cereal crop?
cereal
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How do you use serial and cereal in sentence?
The serial killer was eating cereal for breakfast, before going out to kill someone.
Is 4 liters a good estimate of the volume of a cereal box?
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What do the numbers on a cereal packet mean?
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Which is the best estimate of amount of milk in a bowl of cereal?
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What is a simple sentence for the word usual?
Cereal and fruit is my usual breakfast.
How do you use the word crunches in a sentence?
Verb: Penelope crunches her cereal loudly.
How do you use ergot in a sentence?
Ergot is a kind of fungus that can infect cereal grains.
