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Problem solving with rounding, estimation and bounds

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Problem solving with rounding, estimation and bounds”, from the unit “Rounding, estimation and bounds” (Year 10 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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11 questions

  1. An ___ interval for a number x shows the range of possible values of x.
  2. Considering the maximum number of boxes to safely fit onto a lorry. Which of the following should be used? (Where l represents the capacity of the lorry and b represents the mass of a box?
  3. A sack contains 50 kg of rice correct to the nearest kg. What are the lower and upper boundaries of the rice?
  4. A sack contains 50 kg of rice correct to the nearest kg. This is put into smaller bags containing 1 kg correct to 0.01 kg. What are the lower and upper boundaries of the bags?
  5. A sack contains 50 kg of rice correct to the nearest kg. This is put into smaller bags containing 1 kg correct to 0.01 kg. Which calculation is correct to find the minimum number of bags produced?
  6. A quick estimate for a calculation is obtained from using ___ values, often rounded to 1 significant figure.
  7. Match each to the appropriate measure.
  8. Which of the following are reasonable approximations?
  9. Using estimation only which of the following is the correct answer to {{106^2\times1.587}\over35.06}
  10. Estimate the value of {23.87\times105.7}\over38.942
  11. Andeep's dog is fed twice a day. Each meal weighs 175 g. A bag of food contains 7.5 kg. Estimate how many days the bag of food will last.

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