Estimating Quotients Worksheet
Practice estimating quotients of whole numbers and decimals using compatible numbers and rounding for grade 8 math.
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Estimating Quotients
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Read each question carefully and estimate the quotient. Show your work by writing the compatible numbers you used.
1. Estimate: 458 ÷ 9. Compatible numbers: ÷ =
2. Estimate: 723 ÷ 8. Compatible numbers: ÷ =
3. Estimate: 1245 ÷ 6. Compatible numbers: ÷ =
4. Which is the best estimate for 547 ÷ 7?
70
80
90
100
5. Which pair of compatible numbers would you use to estimate 368 ÷ 5?
300 ÷ 5
350 ÷ 5
400 ÷ 5
360 ÷ 5
6. Estimate 29.8 ÷ 4. Use compatible numbers to explain your reasoning.
7. A recipe calls for 17.5 ounces of flour, and you want to divide it equally among 3 bowls. Estimate how much flour will be in each bowl.
8. The estimated quotient of 634 ÷ 7 is 90.
True
False
9. When estimating 215.3 ÷ 5, using 200 ÷ 5 would be a good choice.
True
False
10. Sarah drove 345 miles in 6 hours. Estimate her average speed in miles per hour. Explain your estimation strategy.
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