The cost of 3.2 pounds of apples is about ($1)(3 lb) = $3✔ ($2)(3 lb) = $6($2)(4 lb) = $8($3)(5 lb) = $15.
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Cherries cost $5.68 a pound. Will $20 be enough to buy a 4.1-pound bag of cherries? Explain how to determine whether $20 is the correct estimate of the product of $5.68(4.1).
The $20 estimate is too low. $5.68 was incorrectly rounded down; it should have been rounded up to $6. The correct estimate should have been $24, so $20 will not be enough to buy 4.1 pounds of cherries.
Jose needs 6.2 lb of organic blueberries to make smoothies. Organic blueberries are on sale for $2.85 per pound. Jose estimates that he will need $12 to buy the 6.2 lb of blueberries. What is Jose’s error?
Maddie spent about $12 on 3.8 pounds of one type of fruit. Which types of fruit could Maddie have bought? Check all that apply.
Look at this estimate of the cost of a bag of pears that weighs 6.78 pounds. Which statements are true about the estimate? Check all that apply.
7.2 pounds of apples4.1 pounds of cherries6.89 pounds of grapes10.75 pounds of pears4.22 pounds of strawberries
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Mason estimated correctly by rounding up, and he will have enough tile. His estimate is 90 square feet, and the exact area is 84.1425 square feet.
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