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Reteaching l4 2

This document provides examples of using rounding to estimate sums and differences of whole numbers. It shows rounding 1,436 to 1,400 and 422 to 400, then adding those rounded numbers to estimate 1,436 + 422 as 1,800. It also shows rounding 3,635 to 3,600 and 1,498 to 1,500, then subtracting those rounded numbers to estimate 3,635 - 1,498 as 2,100. Several practice problems are provided for estimating sums and differences using rounding.

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Reteaching l4 2

This document provides examples of using rounding to estimate sums and differences of whole numbers. It shows rounding 1,436 to 1,400 and 422 to 400, then adding those rounded numbers to estimate 1,436 + 422 as 1,800. It also shows rounding 3,635 to 3,600 and 1,498 to 1,500, then subtracting those rounded numbers to estimate 3,635 - 1,498 as 2,100. Several practice problems are provided for estimating sums and differences using rounding.

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Name

Reteaching

4-2

Estimating Sums and


Differences of Whole Numbers
Rounding can be used to estimate sums and differences.
To estimate 1,436 + 422:

To estimate 3,635 1,498:

Rounding

Rounding

1,436 rounds to 1,400


422
rounds to 400
1,400 + 400 = 1,800

3,635 rounds to 3,600


1,498 rounds to 1,500
3,600 1,500 = 2,100

Estimate each sum or difference.


1.

265
426

+
5.
+

9.

2.
+

2,189
6.
388
+

348
122

562
4.
223

824
590

1,329
7.
5,345

877
8.
475

9,245
4,033

788 + 212 =

10.

9,769 4,879 =

11.

65,328 14,231 =

12.

32,910 + 4,085 =

13.

Number Sense

3.

Is 976 522 more or less than 400? Explain

how you can tell without actually subtracting.

14.

The fourth graders are helping raise money for the local animal
shelter. They hoped to raise $1,000. So far they have made
$465 in bake sales and $710 in T-shirt sales. About how much
more than $1,000 have they raised?

R 42

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