
Estimating Quotients
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Medium
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Jen Wilson
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How do we know if our answer is reasonable?

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Poll
What is the purpose of estimating your quotient before working the problem? Click on your answer.
To make sure my answer is reasonable
So I can skip working the long division
So I know where to start in the multiplication process of solving a long division problem
To get the final answer without doing any real work
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To make sure my answer is reasonable
So I know where to start in the multiplication process of solving a long division problem
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Multiple Choice
9÷3=?
9
1
3
10
5
Fill in the Blanks
90÷3=?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
900÷3=?
30
3
300
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Fill in the Blanks
921÷3 What would be a reasonable estimate?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
24÷3=?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
240÷3=?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
In the problem 47913÷77 what would you round the divisor to?
75
80
70
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Multiple Choice
In the problem 47913÷77 what would you round the DIVIDEND to in order to be compatible with your NEW divisor of 80?
48000
50000
45000
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Multiple Choice
Now that you have made
47,913÷77 into the easier division problem of
48000÷80
what would your estimated quotient be?
6
60
600
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Multiple Choice
In the problem
34973÷68
what would you round the divisor to?
70
65
60
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Multiple Choice
In the problem
34973÷68
what would you round the DIVIDEND to in order to be compatible with your NEW divisor of 70?
30000
34000
35000
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Multiple Choice
Now that you have made
34973÷68 into the easier division problem of
35000÷70 what would your estimated quotient be?
5
50
500
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Multiple Choice
In the problem
2798÷44 what would you round the divisor to?
50
40
45
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Multiple Choice
In the problem
2798÷44 what would you round the DIVIDEND to in order to be compatible with your NEW divisor of 40?
2800
3000
2600
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Multiple Choice
Now that you have made
2798÷44 into the easier division problem of
2800÷40
what would your estimated quotient be?
7
70
700
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Poll
What is the purpose of estimating your quotient before working the problem? Click on your answer.
To make sure my answer is reasonable
So I can skip working the long division
So I know where to start in the multiplication process of solving a long division problem
To get the final answer without doing any real work
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Open Ended
Explain IN DETAIL how you would estimate the quotient for 27,397÷92 .
How do we know if our answer is reasonable?

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