Rounding Numbers to Any Place Value

This video tutorial by Mr. Math Blog covers the concept of rounding multi-digit numbers using place value understanding. It begins with an introduction to rounding and explains how to use a number line for visualization. The tutorial includes examples of rounding to the nearest thousand and 100,000, using real-world examples like the height of buildings. The video concludes with practice problems to reinforce the concepts learned.

What is another way to say 3200?

• Thirty-two

• Three hundred twenty

• Thirty-two thousand

• Three thousand two hundred

Which number is closer to 3200 when rounding to the nearest thousand?

• 2000

• 3000

• 5000

• 4000

If a number is halfway between two thousands, which way do we round?

• To the nearest odd number

• Down

• Up

• To the nearest even number

Was the estimate of 100,000 visitors reasonable for 137,201 visitors?

• Yes, because 137,201 is closer to 100,000

• No, because 137,201 is closer to 200,000

• Yes, because 137,201 is exactly halfway

• No, because 137,201 is closer to 150,000

What is the halfway point between 100,000 and 200,000?

• 200,000

• 175,000

• 150,000

• 125,000

To the nearest thousand, how tall is the Burj Khalifa if it is 2722 feet?

• 3000 feet

• 2500 feet

• 3500 feet

• 2000 feet

What number is halfway between 60,000 and 70,000?

• 70,000

• 62,500

• 65,000

• 67,500

What is 65,000 rounded to the nearest ten thousand?

• 70,000

• 60,000

• 75,000

• 65,000

To which number is 73,899 closer when rounding to the nearest ten thousand?

• 80,000

• 75,000

• 70,000

• 85,000

To which number is 20,499 closer when rounding to the nearest thousand?

• 23,000

• 20,000

• 21,000

• 22,000