To estimate the product of 48 × 26, round 48 to the nearest ___ and 26 to the nearest ___. | Card: 1 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: When estimating the product of 28 × 34, rounding 28 to the nearest ten gives ___. | Card: 7 / 40 |
What is the estimated product of 53 × 47 if both numbers are rounded to the nearest ten? | Card: 9 / 40 |
Estimate the product of 68 × 214 by rounding 68 to the nearest ten and 214 to the nearest hundred. What is the result? | Card: 11 / 40 |
True or False: Compatible numbers are numbers that are easy to compute mentally and are close to the actual numbers. | Card: 13 / 40 |
If you buy 12 boxes of crackers costing $3.89 each, estimate the total cost by rounding $3.89 to the nearest ___. | Card: 15 / 40 |
What is the estimated product of 312 × 489 when both numbers are rounded to the nearest hundred? | Card: 17 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: To check your work after multiplying, you can estimate the product to see if your answer is ___. | Card: 19 / 40 |
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Estimate the product of 4 toys each costing $19. What is the estimated total cost? | Card: 21 / 40 |
When estimating 28 students needing 3 pencils each, how many pencils should be ordered if you round 28 to the nearest ten? | Card: 23 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: To estimate the product, round each number to a place value that makes sense, then ___. | Card: 27 / 40 |
When estimating the product of 187 apple trees producing approximately 62 apples each, what is the estimated total number of apples? | Card: 29 / 40 |
True or False: Rounding should always be done to different place values for accuracy. | Card: 31 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: The process of estimating by replacing numbers with friendlier ones is called ___. | Card: 37 / 40 |






