Estimate Tim grew 4,799 carrots and nancy grew 3,699 carrots this year. Approximately how many carrots did they grow together?

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alekssr [168]3 years ago

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You must do this without the use of a calculator. If you give 8498 which is what you get using a calculator, I would guess that you would be marked wrong.

If you can add 48 + 37 in your head, that would be a pretty good estimate.

Those two numbers added together give 85, so the answer to the estimate would be 8500. That's what I would expect to see if I asked the question.

If you can't do that in your head, try 5 + 4 which gives you 9. So you would give 5000 + 4000 as your estimate which is 9000. That also would be acceptable if I gave out the question.

Luda [366]3 years ago

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They both grew 8,498 carrots.

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