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Find $442 × 5. |
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$2,010 |
B. |
$2,020 |
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C. |
$2,210 |
D. |
$1,210 |
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2. |
Find $3,215 × 3. |
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$9,645 |
B. |
$9,546 |
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C. |
$9,654 |
D. |
$9,465 |
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3. |
Find 3,321 × 3. |
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A. |
9,663 |
B. |
9,336 |
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C. |
9,993 |
D. |
9,963 |
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4. |
A trip to London costs $2,475 per person for one week. What is the total cost of a trip for a group of eight? |
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$19,940 |
B. |
$19,820 |
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C. |
$19,800 |
D. |
$19,840 |
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5. |
Jay multiplies 190 by 5 and gets 95. Explain how you could use an estimate to show that his answer is incorrect. |
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A. |
Jay should multiply 5 by 20 to get about 95. |
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200 × 5 is 1,000, so Jay’s answer should be near 1,000. |
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Jay should get about 500 since 100 times 5 is 500. |
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D. |
190 + 5 is nearly 200, so Jay’s answer should be near 200. |
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