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Multiply 2by2
100

5 x 6

5 x 60

5 x 600

30 300 3,000
100

Train travels 267 miles an hour

ABOUT how far could he travel in 3 hours?

267 > 300

300x3 = ABOUT 900 miles

100

3x22=

66

100

There are 21 boxes of markers in the art room. Each box holds 8 markers. How many markers are in the art room?

21x8= 168 markers

100

44x2=

88

200

3x7

3x70

3x700

21 210 2,100

200

Ms. V eats 169 M&Ms an hour

ABOUT how many will she eat in 5 hours? 

169 > 200

200x5=1,000

ABOUT 1,000 M&Ms in 5 hours

200

3x20=

60

200

To find the product of 2x200, Julia used the basic fact 2x2=4. How many zeros should she include in the product of 2x200?

2 zeros

200

4x22=

88

300

8x4

8x40

8x400

32 320 3,200

300

Bob is going to a four-year college

Tuition is $332 for ONE year 

ABOUT how much will 4 years of college tuition cost?

332 > 300

300x4= 1,200

ABOUT $1,200 for four years

300

1x56=

56

300

There are 32 chairs in each classroom. What is the total number of chairs in 2 classrooms?

32x2= 64 chairs

300

5x18=

90

400

7x2

7x20

7x200

14

140

1,400

400

Estimate, round to the greatest value

9 x 870 =

870 > 900

9x900 = 8,100

400

3x11=

33

400

There are 42 biscuits in each box. How many biscuits are in 2 boxes?

84 biscuits

400

781x5=

3,905

500

3x5

3x500

3x5,000

15 1,500 15,000

500

Estimate, round to the greatest value

3,293 x 3 =

3,293 > 3,000

3,000x3=9,000

500

4x21=

84

500

Each prize is worth 3 tickets at the game center. How many tickets are needed for 23 prizes?

23x3= 69 tickets

500

8x6,328=

50,624