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Estimating Decimals: Grade 5 Practice

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Estimate sums and differences of decimals

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Estimating Decimals: Grade 5 Practice
 

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Estimating Decimals: Grade 5 PracticeOnline version

Estimate sums and differences of decimals

by Ahmed Sameer
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A number with a point separating whole and fractional parts.

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A rough calculation of value.

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Process of changing a number to a nearby value.

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Combining two or more numbers to get a total.

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Finding how much is left when a part is taken away.

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Close to the exact value but not exact.

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Doing arithmetic in your head without paper.

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One digit after the decimal point.

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