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100

What is 10³ in standard form?

1,000

100

Estimate the product of 42 × 19 by rounding to the nearest ten.

40 × 20 = 800

100

Find the product:
25 × 12

300

100

Find the product:
124 × 20

2,480

100

A movie ticket costs $12. How much do 15 tickets cost?

$180

200

Evaluate:
7 × 10⁴

70,000
200

Estimate 312 × 58 by using compatible numbers.

300 × 60 = 18,000

200

Find the product:
45 × 32

1,440

200

Find the product:
305 × 42

12,810 (Watch that middle zero!)

200

A crate holds 24 boxes of apples. Each box has 30 apples. How many apples total?

720 apples

300

Write 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 using an exponent.

4⁴

300

True or False:
48 × 21 is approximately 1,000.

True (50 × 20 = 1,000)

300

Find the product:
89 × 74

6,586

300

Find the product:
642 × 53

34,026

300

The school bought 125 tablets for $80 each. What was the total cost?

$10,000

400

Solve for n:
n × 10² = 5,300

53

400

Estimate 785 × 92. Will your estimate be an overestimate or underestimate?

Overestimate (800 × 90 = 72,000; both factors were rounded up)

400

Find the missing number:
60 times _____ = 2,400

40

400

Find the product:
999 × 15

14,985

400

A marathon runner trains 45 miles a week for 52 weeks. How many miles total?

2,340 miles

500

How many zeros are in the product of 50 × 10³?

4 zeros (50,000)

500

Explain why 35 × 25 is easier to estimate using compatible numbers than rounding.

Because 35 and 25 can easily use quarters/mental math (30 × 30 = 900 or 40 × 25 = 1,000).

500

Multiply:
98 × 99

9,702

500

Find the product:
807 × 60

48,420

500

A factory makes 342 widgets an hour. If it runs for 24 hours, how many widgets are made?

 8,208 widgets

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