Rounding & Estimation PRACTICE

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What is rounding?

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Rounding is the process of adjusting a number to make it simpler and easier to work with, usually to the nearest ten, hundred, or other place value.

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What does it mean to estimate?

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Estimating means making an educated guess about a number or quantity, often by rounding.

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How do you round the number 82 to the nearest ten?

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82 rounds to 80 because it is closer to 80 than to 90.

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How do you round the number 79 to the nearest ten?

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79 rounds to 80 because it is closer to 80 than to 70.

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What is the best estimate of 82 + 79?

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The best estimate is 160, by rounding 82 to 80 and 79 to 80, then adding.

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If there are 75 people on a bus and 14 get off, how do you estimate how many are left?

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You can round 14 to 10, so 75 - 10 = 65. The best estimate is about 70.

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What is the weight of the hammerhead shark?

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The hammerhead shark weighs 329 pounds.

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Where would you mark 329 pounds on a number line?

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You would mark it between 300 and 400, but closer to 300.

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How do you find out how much longer one time is than another?

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Subtract the shorter time from the longer time to find the difference.

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If Jakob flew a kite for 74 minutes and Addison for 89 minutes, how do you estimate the difference?

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Round 74 to 70 and 89 to 90. The difference is about 20 minutes.

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