Estimating the Result of
Multiplying
2 Numbers
Let’s race.
235 × 14 312 × 17
123 × 22 254 × 31
176 × 12
How many mangoes
are there in the
baskets?
How do trees like the
Mango tree benefit our
environment, and why are
they important to us?
Trees help our environment by
providing clean air, reducing
carbon dioxide, preventing soil
erosion, and offering habitats for
wildlife. They are important to us
because they support life and
improve our well-being.
By appreciating and caring
for trees, we show our love for
nature and protect the planet
for future generations.
Let’s read.
Mang Joel and his company are
planting 1,765 Narra trees during
reforestation month. If they plan to
distribute the trees evenly across
23 hectares, about how many trees
will they plant in total?
What phrase in the
problem where
estimating products is
being asked?
Steps in estimating
products:
• Round the multiplicand
and multiplier to the
highest/greatest place
value,
• Then, multiply the
rounded numbers.
1765 2000
X 23 x 20
40,000
Remember:
To multiply numbers which are
multiples of 10, the number of
zeroes in the factors are the number
of zeroes in the product. The factors
are the numbers being multiplied to
get the product.
Estimation
Relay Race
Arrange stations with multiplication
problems involving two numbers
(482 × 37, 591 × 28, 738 X 14, 495 × 26).
Each station should have a problem
card and a space for learners
to write their estimates.
How do we estimate
products?
Estimation is useful in
real-life situations when
you need a quick,
approximate answer
rather than an exact
figure.
For example, it helps when
budgeting to get a general
idea of costs, when shopping to
check if you're within your
budget, or when planning
projects to quickly estimate
quantities and expenses.
Assessment
Estimate the
product
of the following.
1. 2. 3.
3246
X 27
4546
X 46
5646
X 86
4. 5.
3646
X 84
6541
X 57

multiplying 3-digit number by a 1 digit number

  • 1.
    Estimating the Resultof Multiplying 2 Numbers
  • 2.
    Let’s race. 235 ×14 312 × 17 123 × 22 254 × 31 176 × 12
  • 6.
    How many mangoes arethere in the baskets?
  • 7.
    How do treeslike the Mango tree benefit our environment, and why are they important to us?
  • 8.
    Trees help ourenvironment by providing clean air, reducing carbon dioxide, preventing soil erosion, and offering habitats for wildlife. They are important to us because they support life and improve our well-being.
  • 9.
    By appreciating andcaring for trees, we show our love for nature and protect the planet for future generations.
  • 10.
    Let’s read. Mang Joeland his company are planting 1,765 Narra trees during reforestation month. If they plan to distribute the trees evenly across 23 hectares, about how many trees will they plant in total?
  • 11.
    What phrase inthe problem where estimating products is being asked?
  • 12.
  • 13.
    • Round themultiplicand and multiplier to the highest/greatest place value, • Then, multiply the rounded numbers.
  • 14.
    1765 2000 X 23x 20 40,000
  • 15.
    Remember: To multiply numberswhich are multiples of 10, the number of zeroes in the factors are the number of zeroes in the product. The factors are the numbers being multiplied to get the product.
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Arrange stations withmultiplication problems involving two numbers (482 × 37, 591 × 28, 738 X 14, 495 × 26). Each station should have a problem card and a space for learners to write their estimates.
  • 19.
    How do weestimate products?
  • 20.
    Estimation is usefulin real-life situations when you need a quick, approximate answer rather than an exact figure.
  • 21.
    For example, ithelps when budgeting to get a general idea of costs, when shopping to check if you're within your budget, or when planning projects to quickly estimate quantities and expenses.
  • 22.
  • 23.
  • 24.
    1. 2. 3. 3246 X27 4546 X 46 5646 X 86
  • 25.