Mult. by Powers of 10
Estimate the Product
Multiplication Practice
Test Sneak Peek
Word Problems
100

85 x 100

8,500

100

51 x 10 

500

100

71 x 10

710

100

Select all of the expressions that are equal to 730,000

A. 73 x 10^3

B. 73 x 10^4

C. 73 x 10^5

D. 10,000 x 73

E. 100,000 X 73

B and D

100

Brad lives 12 times as far away from the ocean as Jennie. If Jennie lives 48 miles from the ocean, how many miles from the ocean does Brad live?

576 Miles

200

16 x 10^2

1,600

200

300 x 118

30,000

200

81 x 11

891

200

An apartment building has 25 apartments. The floor area of each apartment is 685 square feet. WRITE AND EQUATION for f. You do not need to solve. 

F= 685 x 25

200

A hardware store ordered 13 packs of Nails. Each pack contains 155 nails. How many total nails did the store order?

2,015 nails

300

38 x 10^3

38,000

300

598 x 42

24,000

300

106 x 7

742

300

Write yes or no to tell if the number 10^3 will make each equation true.

17 x ___ = 170

5 x ____= 5,000

30 x ____=300,000

222 x _____=222,000

No

Yes

No

Yes

300

A stadium has 7,525 seats. What is the total attendance for 5 games if each game is sold out?

37,625 people

400

52 x 10^5

5,200,000

400

408 x 676

280,000

400

439 x 22

9,658

400

Fill in the table to match each number with an expression.

A.35 x 10^0. B. 35 x 100 C.35 x 10^3

D. 35 x 10^1


35-

350-

35,000-

3,500-

35- 35 x 10^0

350- 35 x 10^1

35,000- 35 x 10^3

3,500- 35 x 1000

400

A stadium has 58 sections of seats. There are 288 seats in each section. Mary estimated the total number of seats by multiplying 60 x 300. She concluded that the stadium has fewer than 18,000 seats. Does her conclusion make sense? Explain?

Yes, Mary rounded both numbers up, so her estimate will be greater than the actual answer. This means the stadium will have fewer than 18,000 seats.
500

250 x 10^0

250

500

854 x 733

630,000

500

1,134 x 55

62,370

500

A hotel has a budget of $16,000 to buy 83 new mattresses. Each mattress costs $209. The hotel manager says, "Since 80 x $200 = $16,000, I can stay within the budget." Do you agree with the hotel manager?

No the hotel manager estimates both numbers down so it is an underestimate. 83 x 209 = 17,347.

500

Mrs. Kemper needs to order picture frames for her paintings She has $4,000 dollars to buy 103 frames each priced at $42. Mrs. Kemper says she has enough money because 100 x $40 = $4,000.

Her reasoning does not make sense. She found an underestimate. The picture frames will cost more than $4,000.

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