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Estimating Operations with Decimals
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Warm Up Guess Estimation Based on little or no evidence
Possible Answers Guess Estimation Based on little or no evidence Not the real answer Educated Guess
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Estimating Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
A common way to estimate when adding and subtracting decimals is to round each number. Example1: Kim bought a shirt for $14.78, a scarf for $9.20 and a belt for $ About how much money did she spend? $ rounds to $15.00 $ rounds to $9.00 $ rounds to $12.00 Kim spent about $ 36.00
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Practice Estimate each problem.
1) 2) – 2.39 3). Kelly ran 4.35 miles on Monday, 3.67 miles on Tuesday and 3.8 miles on Friday. About how many miles did she run during the week? 4 + 6 =10 7-2=5 = 12 miles
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This is one possible answer.
This is one possible answer. This is one possible answer.
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These are possible answers. = 605 790-3 = 787 34 x 10= 340 No, 5 x 5 =25
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Closure Give an example of a time when it would be helpful to estimate.
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