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Estimation and Multiplication Practice with Real-Life Applications

Enhance your mathematical skills with engaging multiplication and estimation problems! This practice set includes a variety of scenarios, such as calculating the number of tickets sold at a fair and the total weight of boxes shipped. You'll tackle problems involving numbers like 548, 72, 342, and 43 through both estimation and direct multiplication methods. Perfect for students and anyone looking to sharpen their math abilities, these exercises provide practical, real-world applications to help solidify your understanding.

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Estimation and Multiplication Practice with Real-Life Applications

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  1. Multiplication Practice

  2. Solve by estimation. 548 X 72

  3. Solve by estimation. 342 X 43

  4. Solve by multiplying. 548 X 72

  5. Solve by multiplying. 567 X 19

  6. Solve by multiplying. 768 X 26

  7. Solve by multiplying. 825 X 94

  8. At the fair, the crowd released 245 enjoyed the rides. If each person bought 45 tickets, how many tickets were sold?

  9. Joshua shipped 246 boxes of books to the soldiers overseas. Each box weighed 32 pounds. How many pounds of books did Joshua ship?

  10. A stadium has 8,762 seats. It sold out for 125 games. How many tickets were sold for the 125 games?

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