Estimating Arithmetic Answers with Rounded and Compatible Numbers

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LESSON 6 Estimating Arithmetic Answers with Rounded and Compatible Numbers Power Up facts equivalent fractions mental math Power Up G The following fractions are equal to :, 4, 3 6, 4. Read them aloud 8 and continue the pattern to 0 0. a. Fractional Parts: One third of 7 is 3. How much is 3 of 8?... 3 of 0? 3 ; 3 3 b. Number Sense: 000 00 c. Number Sense: 000 4 0 d. Number Sense: 4 e. Number Sense: 4 f. Percent: Of the 00 students, % had blue eyes. How many students had blue eyes? 0 students g. Measurement: Rogerio and Mickey have completed 0% of their 400-kilometer trip. How many kilometers have they traveled? 00 km h. Calculation: 00 0,,,, problem solving Choose an appropriate problem-solving strategy to solve this problem. Two figures are similar if they have the same shape. Draw a rectangle that is similar to this rectangle. Make the rectangle inches long. How wide should you make the rectangle? in. in. in. in. 394 Saxon Math Intermediate

New Concept Thinking Skill Connect We use rules to round numbers. What are the rounding rules? Compare the digit to the right of the rounding place to. If the digit is or more, round up; if the digit is less than, round down. We have used arithmetic to find exact answers. For some problems, finding an exact answer may take many steps and a good deal of time. In this lesson we will practice quickly getting close to an exact answer. Recall that trying to get close to an exact answer is called estimating. When we estimate, we use rounded numbers, or compatible numbers, to make the arithmetic easier. We may even do the arithmetic mentally. An estimated answer is not an exact answer, but it is close to an exact answer. Estimating can help reduce errors by showing us when a calculated answer is far from the correct answer. In other words, estimating can help us tell whether our calculated answer is reasonable. Example Estimate the product of 9 and 9. Is the estimate greater than or less than the actual product? How do you know? We estimate to quickly find about how much an exact answer would be. To estimate, we round the numbers before we do the work. The numbers 9 and 9 round to 30 and 0, which we can multiply mentally. Our estimated answer is 600. Since both 9 and 9 were rounded up to greater numbers to make the estimate, we know that 600 is greater than the actual product. Verify To which place was each number rounded? the tens places Example Estimate the sum of $8.9, $7.3, $.4, and $6.89 by rounding to the nearest dollar before adding. For each amount, if the number of cents is 0 or more, we round to the next dollar. If the number of cents is less than 0, we round down. $9 + $7 + $ + $7 = $34 Analyze Which place did we look at to decide if we should round up to the next whole dollar or drop the cents? the tenths place, which represents the number of dimes Lesson 6 39

Example 3 Example 4 Estimate the perimeter of this rectangle by first rounding its length and width to the nearest ten millimeters. 78 mm The length, 78 mm, rounds to 80 mm. The width, 3 mm, rounds to 30 mm. 80 mm + 30 mm + 80 mm + 30 mm = 0 mm Justify Explain why the answer is reasonable. Sample: The exact answer is 8 and 8 is close to 0. An average cat weighs about 4 pounds, and an average porpoise weighs about 03 pounds. About how many more pounds does a porpoise weigh than a cat? 3 mm To use compatible numbers, we look at the numbers in the problem to find nearby numbers that fit together well. In this case we could use 04 pounds for the average porpoise so we can easily subtract 4 pounds. We find that a porpoise weighs about 90 pounds more than a cat. Lesson Practice Estimate each answer by rounding or using compatible numbers before doing the arithmetic. You may be able to do the work mentally, but be sure to show which numbers you used to perform each estimation for a j. The first problem has been completed for you. Refer to it as a model for showing your work. a. 68 + 39 b. 4 3 40 0 = 800 Answer: 70 + 40 = 0 or 40 = 000 c. 8 + 3 d. 38 9 40 0 = 800 600 + 300 = 900 e. 94 90 30 = 60 f. 9 3 or 9 = 70 30 300 = 9000 g. 68 39 h. 9 9 60 30 = 700 400 = 300 i. 703 497 j. 96 3 90 30 = 3 700 00 = 00 k. Estimate the sum of $.9, $7.03, and $8.49. $8 or $8.0 l. Estimate the perimeter of this rectangle: 00 mm 7 mm 4 mm 396 Saxon Math Intermediate

Written Practice Distributed and Integrated. (49) Mrs. Nguyen made 6 dozen fruit cups for the party. The guests ate all but 0 fruit cups. How many fruit cups were eaten? fruit cups. (8) * 3. (0) Explain A millennium is 000 years. A millennium is how many centuries? Explain how you know. 0 centuries; sample: a century is 00 years, and 0 00 = 000. Analyze If water is poured from glass to glass until the amount of water in each glass is the same, how many ounces of water will be in each glass? ounces * 4. (Inv. 3, 97) *. (6) Represent Draw a circle and shade one third of it. What fraction of the circle is not shaded? What percent of the circle is not shaded? ; 3 ; 66 3 % Estimate the product of 39 and 4. 600 * 6. (9) 0 9 * 7. 0 (9) 3 8 8. 8 (4) 4 4 4 3 4 4 * 9. (9) 3 3 3 0. (43) 6 0 0 0 6 9 *. 0 (9) 8 7 6 6 *. (6) Estimate the sum of 86 and 37 by rounding both numbers to the nearest hundred before adding. 900 * 3. (6) 89,786 6,48 7,84 + 9,87 6,903 * 4. (9) $3,04 $7,6 $7,39 *. () 48 396 69,488 6. (6) y = 473 947 7. (8, 6) 8 43 60 07,088 * 8. (8) Divide: 8. Write the quotient with a fraction. 7 8 Lesson 6 397

* 9. (4) 967 60 6 R 7 * 0. (4) 87 40 R 3 *. (3) a. Name a fraction equal to? See student work. b. Name a fraction that is less than? See student work. c. Name a fraction that is greater than? See student work.. (3, 4) $00 ($4 + $43.89 + $8.67 + $0.98) $.46 3. (44, 3) Multiple Choice The perimeter of this square is how many millimeters? C A mm B 40 mm C 60 mm D 00 mm mm 0 0 30 4. (,) Explain Think of an even number. Multiply it by. What number is the last digit of the product? Explain why. 0; sample: when the numbers 0,, 4, 6, or 8 are multiplied by, the product ends in 0.. (8) Sonya is taking a trip. The clock at the right shows the time that her flight will leave tomorrow morning. If the flight takes 3 hours 0 minutes, what time will the plane land? :0 p.m. 0 9 8 7 6 4 3 * 6. (7) Refer to the spinner to answer parts a c. a. What are all the possible outcomes?,, 3 b. What fraction names the probability that with one spin the spinner will stop on sector 3? 3 c. What fraction names the probability that with one spin the spinner will stop on sector? 4 * 7. (6) Conclude Which angle in this figure appears to be an obtuse angle? WMZ (or ZMW ) W X Y Z M 398 Saxon Math Intermediate

* 8. (6) Estimate How can you estimate the perimeter of this rectangle? 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 = 30 in. or 00 + 00 + 30 + 30 = 60 in. 6 in. 3 in. 9. () Analyze Half of 00 is 0, and half of 0 is. What number is half of? * 30. (49) The time in New York City is one hour ahead of the time in Chicago. The time in Los Angeles is two hours behind the time in Chicago. If it is noon in New York City, what time is it in Los Angeles? 9:00 a.m. Early Finishers Real-World Connection The average heart rate for a person is about 7 heartbeats per minute. Estimate how many times your heart beats in one hour. Use your estimate to find about how many times your heart beats in one day. about 400 times; about 00,000 times Lesson 6 399