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If you over estimate you will know that your awnser is lower if you under estimate you know that your anwser is higher.

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How can factors help you when estimating? It helps you figure out the answer to the problem like if you have 490 if you got more then 5 you let it grow but if its less then 5 you let it stay.

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compatable number

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you should find compatable numbers and then round

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First you eastimate your quotient to see what you get then you multipy your divisor by your dividend to get there quotient then you compare the two to see if your quotient is reasonable.

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we estimate in a divison problem because we need to figure out and check how close or how far we are to the real answer
we also estamate in divison so we can fiuger out the real answer to the divi problem

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Group 5: How can factors help you when estimating?

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Group 5: How can factors help you when estimating?

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Group 4: Why is it important to know if your estimate is an overestimate or underestimate?

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Group 4: Why is it important to know if your estimate is an overestimate or underestimate?

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Group 3: How do you know your quotient is reasonable?

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Group 3: How do you know your quotient is reasonable?

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Group 1: How do you find estimated quotients?

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Group 1: How do you find estimated quotients?