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21 083 a reasonable product of 638 x 64? Why or why not? is reasonable. The answer is much greater than 4,083. Rounding the factors to their test place value gives the estimated product This is close to the exact answer, whole numbers) your aner in the edits and then click Check Answer Che AB Review progress Question 10 please help brian lest and points help

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