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Whole Number Arithmetic. Rounding and estimating. 621.8 19.02 57.04 98.63 1.03 610.8 519.6. 622 19 57 99 1 611 520. Round to the nearest whole number. 19.023 57.046 81.774 89.522 1.03 2.59 49.97. 19.0 57.0 81.8 89.5 1.0 2.6 50.0. Round to one decimal place. 1.902 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Whole Number Arithmetic

Whole Number Arithmetic

Rounding and estimating

Page 2: Whole Number Arithmetic

Round to the nearest whole number

• 621.8• 19.02• 57.04• 98.63• 1.03• 610.8• 519.6

• 622• 19• 57• 99• 1• 611• 520

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Round to one decimal place

• 19.023• 57.046• 81.774• 89.522• 1.03• 2.59• 49.97

• 19.0• 57.0• 81.8• 89.5• 1.0• 2.6• 50.0

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Round to two decimal places

• 1.902• 5.704• 0.1036• 2.974• 0.006• 3.899• 0.003

• 1.90• 5.70• 0.10• 2.97• 0.01• 3.90• 0.00

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The reading 4.1 kg, has two significant figures.

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The width of the footpath is 1.81m (to the nearest cm)

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The width of the footpath is 1.81m (to the nearest cm)

How many significant figures?

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Complete this table

Rounded width Significant Figures

1.81

2

1

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Complete this table

Rounded width Significant Figures

1.81 3

1.8 2

2 1

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Round to one significant figure

• 7.56• 2.7• 4.6• 10.6

• 8• 3• 5• 10

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How many significant figures?

• 9.6• 2.5• 55.1• 1.26• 22.4• 178.3• 8.75• 3.24

• 2• 2• 3• 3• 3• 4• 3• 3

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How many significant figures?

• 46.81• 3.808• 4.077• 71.08• 83.881• 778.049

• 4• 4• 4• 4• 5• 6

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How many significant figures?

• 400.00• 40.0• 1.4• 1.40• 1.400• 10.0• 1.50• 100.00

• 5• 3• 2• 3• 4• 3• 3• 5

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• The length of this pencil is 83 mm to the nearest mm.

• 83 mm has been rounded to two significant figures.

• 83 mm = 0.083 m• 0.083 m also has two

significant figures.

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How many significant figures?

• 0.061• 0.007• 0.00061• 0.46• 0.070• 0.0700• 0.0074• 0.07006

• 2• 1• 2• 2• 2• 3• 2• 4

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Exercise 9

Rounding

Page 17: Whole Number Arithmetic

Round the lengths of N. Z. Rivers to the nearest 10 Km.

• Waikato• Clutha• Wanganui• Taieri• Rangitiki• Waitaki

• 425• 322• 290• 288• 241• 209

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Round the lengths of N. Z. Rivers to the nearest 10 Km.

• Waikato• Clutha• Wanganui• Taieri• Rangitiki• Waitaki

• 425 = 430• 322 = 320• 290 = 290• 288 = 290• 241 = 240• 209 = 210

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Round the heights of N. Z. Mountains to the nearest 100 m.

• Cook• Tasman• Ruapehu• Taranaki• Ngauruhoe• Tongariro

• 3764• 3498• 2797• 2518• 2291• 1968

Page 20: Whole Number Arithmetic

Round the heights of N. Z. Mountains to the nearest 100 m.

• Cook• Tasman• Ruapehu• Taranaki• Ngauruhoe• Tongariro

• 3764 = 3800• 3498 = 3500• 2797 = 2800• 2518 = 2500• 2291 = 2300• 1968 = 2000

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Round the areas of N. Z. Lakes to the nearest 1000 ha.

• Taupo• Te Anau• Wakatipu• Wanaka• Manapouri• Hawea

• 60 606• 34 447• 29 267• 19 166• 14 245• 11 914

Page 22: Whole Number Arithmetic

Round the areas of N. Z. Lakes to the nearest 1000 ha.

• Taupo• Te Anau• Wakatipu• Wanaka• Manapouri• Hawea

• 60 606 = 61 000• 34 447 = 34 000• 29 267 = 29 000• 19 166 = 19 000• 14 245 = 14 000• 11 914 = 12 000

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Round the areas of N. Z. Regions correct to 2 significant figures.

• Northland

• Auckland

• Waikato

• Bay of Plenty

• Gisborne

• Hawkes' Bay

• Taranaki

• Manawatu - Wanganui

• Wellington

• 13 941

• 5 600

• 25 598

• 12 447

• 8 351

• 14 164

• 7 273

• 22 215

• 8 124

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Round the areas of N. Z. Regions correct to 2 significant figures.

• Northland

• Auckland

• Waikato

• Bay of Plenty

• Gisborne

• Hawkes' Bay

• Taranaki

• Manawatu - Wanganui

• Wellington

• 13 941 = 14 000

• 5 600 = 5 600

• 25 598 = 26 000

• 12 447 = 12 000

• 8 351 = 8 400

• 14 164 = 14 000

• 7 273 = 7 300

• 22 215 = 22 000

• 8 124 = 8 100

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Round the population of N. Z. Regions correct to 3 significant figures.

• Nelson• Tasman• Marlborough• West Coast• Canterbury• Otago• Southland• New Zealand

• 40 279• 37 973• 38 397• 32 512• 468 040• 185 083• 97 100• 3 618 302

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Round the population of N. Z. Regions correct to 3 significant figures.

• Nelson• Tasman• Marlborough• West Coast• Canterbury• Otago• Southland• New Zealand

• 40 279 = 40 300• 37 973 = 38 000• 38 397 = 38 400• 32 512 = 32 500• 468 040 = 468 000• 185 083 = 185 000• 97 100 = 97 100• 3 618 302 = 3 620 000

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This table shows the population of Auckland's 4 cities rounded to the nearest 1000.

Copy down and complete the table.

City Population Min. Pop Max. Pop

North Shore 172 000 171 500 172 499

Waitakere 156 000

Auckland 346 000

Manukau 254 000

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This table shows the population of Auckland's 4 cities rounded to the nearest 1000.

Copy down and complete the table.

City Population Min. Pop Max. Pop

North Shore 172 000 171 500 172 499

Waitakere 156 000 155 500 156 499

Auckland 346 000 345 500 346 499

Manukau 254 000 253 500 254 499

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Exercise 10

Approximate Calculations

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Oral examples - 1

• a. 90 x 6• b. 90 x 60• c. 900 x 60• d. 900 x 600

• 540• 5400• 54 000• 540 000

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Oral examples - 2

• a. 80 x 5 • b. 80 x 50 • c. 800 x 50 • d. 800 x 500

• 400• 4000• 40 000• 400 000

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Oral examples - 3

= 50

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Oral examples - 3

= 50

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Oral examples - 3

= 500

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Oral examples - 3

= 500

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Oral examples - 4

= 200

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Oral examples - 4

= 200

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Oral examples - 4

= 2000

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Oral examples - 4

= 2000

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Written examples

1. 80 x 7

2. 80 x 70

3. 800 x 70

4. 800 x700

• 560• 5600• 56 000• 560 000

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Written examples

5. 40 x 5

6. 40 x 50

7. 400 x 50

8. 400 x 500

• 200• 2000• 20 000• 200 000

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9.

= 50

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10.

= 50

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11.

= 500

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12.

= 500

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13.

= 200

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14.

= 20

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15.

= 2000

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16.

= 2000

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Estimation

Answers are not exact

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Exercise 10

17. 91 x 18 18. 82 x 2919. 73 x 36 20. 64 x 4721. 621 x 1922. 685 x 3223. 817 x 38 24. 893 x 51

• 90 x 20 ≈ 1800• 80 x 30 ≈ 2400• 70 x 40 ≈ 2800• 60 x 50 ≈ 3000• 600 x 20 ≈ 12000• 600 x 30 ≈ 18000• 800 x 40 ≈ 32000• 900 x 50 ≈ 45000

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25.

≈ 5

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26.

≈ 2

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27.

≈ 4

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28.

≈ 3

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29.

≈ 40

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30.

≈ 30

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31.

≈ 20

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32.

≈ 50

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33.

≈ 400

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34.

≈ 2500

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35.

≈ 90 000

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36.

≈ 160 000

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37.

≈ 10

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38.

≈ 20

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39.

≈ 30

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40.

≈ 100

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41.

≈ 40

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42.

≈ 20

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43.

≈ 60

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44.

≈ 30

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45.

≈ 2

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46.

≈ 4

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47.

≈ 6

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48.

≈ 3

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49.

≈ 8 000

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50.

≈ 27 000

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51.

≈ 160 000

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52.

≈ 810 000

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53.

• The sun is 150 million kilometres from the earth. Light travels a distance of 300 000 kilometres every second. Find, in seconds, how long it takes light from the sun to reach the earth.

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53.

• The sun is 150 million kilometres from the earth. Light travels a distance of 300 000 kilometres every second. Find, in seconds, how long it takes light from the sun to reach the earth.

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54.

• The earth travels 958 million kilometres in its orbit around the sun each year (365 days). By rounding off each number correct to 1 significant figure calculate how far the earth travels in

• 1 hour.

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54.

• The earth travels 958 million kilometres in its orbit around the sun each year (365 days). By rounding off each number correct to 1 significant figure calculate how far the earth travels in

• 1 hour.

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55.

• Repeat question 54 only use a calculator to do the actual calculation. (Round off your answer correct to 2 significant figures.)

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55.

• Repeat question 54 only use a calculator to do the actual calculation. (Round off your answer correct to 2 significant figures.)

• 110000 km

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56.

• Use a calculator to help you find how many days there are in 1 million seconds. (Round off your answer correct to 3 significant figures.)

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56.

• Use a calculator to help you find how many days there are in 1 million seconds. (Round off your answer correct to 3 significant figures.)

• 11.6 days

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Making Estimates

Continued

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Fill the gaps

Item Unit cost ($)

Quantity Estimated cost ($)

Apples 1.83 4

Chickens 8.95 9

Calculator 16.85 7

DVD 9.95 10

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Fill the gaps

Item Unit cost ($)

Quantity Estimated cost ($)

Apples 1.83 4 8

Chickens 8.95 9 81

Calculator 16.85 7 140

DVD 9.95 10 100

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Fill the gaps

Item Unit cost ($)

Quantity Estimated cost ($)

Hairdryer 23.15 38

Toaster 47.95 27

Shorts 14.85 74

Chairs 83.75 65

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Fill the gaps

Item Unit cost ($)

Quantity Estimated cost ($)

Hairdryer 23.15 38 800

Toaster 47.95 27 1500

Shorts 14.85 74 700

Chairs 83.75 65 5600

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Fill the gaps

Item Total cost Quantity Estimated unit cost

Shorts 64.91 7

Books 47.99 8

Heaters 3385 9

Fridges 6725 7

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Fill the gaps

Item Total cost Quantity Estimated unit cost

Shorts 64.91 7 9

Books 47.99 8 6

Heaters 3385 9 400

Fridges 6725 7 1000

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Fill the gaps

Item Total cost Quantity Estimated unit cost

Watches 2225 51

Shoes 4309 78

Calculator 2683 92

Trousers 3416 83

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Fill the gaps

Item Total cost Quantity Estimated unit cost

Watches 2225 51 40

Shoes 4309 78 50

Calculator 2683 92 30

Trousers 3416 83 40