How to estimate to the nearest tens 671×32

Mathematics

1 answer:

aleksandrvk [35]2 years ago

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20, 100

Step-by-step explanation:

You look at the tens column, in this case the numbers would be "7" in the "671" and the "3" in the "32". If you're rounding the tens column you look at the ones column and if the number is bellow 5 you round down, if its 5 nd over you round up. Since the number is 1 in the ones column that means the 7 will round down so it would be "670", for "32" the number is "2" (which is bellow 5) so we will round down again to "30". This will leave you with the equation 670×30 which is 20, 100.

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