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Estimations - Day 2

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1.

Round each number in the table to the nearest ten.

23 --> 87 --> 45--> 263 -->

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Round each number in the table to the nearest hundred.

236 --> 872 --> 450 --> 2,537 -->

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Round the numbers to the nearest ten to estimate the answers.

73 + 57: 70 + 60 = 130 (example)

67 + 44: = −

93 − 27: = +

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Round the numbers to the nearest hundred to estimate the answers.

734 + 576: 700 + 600 = 1,300 (example)

673 + 448: = −

943 − 278: = +

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Sammy bought two ice cream bars for 54¢ each and a snow cone for 59¢. Which shows the best way to estimate how much Sammy spent on treats?

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Use the chart for the following questions:

Which equation best shows an estimate of how many more miles Mr. Parson drove on Wednesday than Thursday?

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10.

A good estimate of the number of miles Mr. Driscoll drove on those two days is .

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