How to round up/down and estimate numbers to nearest 10 and 100

Imagine you're a pirate rounding your treasure of 356 gold coins to the nearest 10 to quickly estimate your loot. How much do you have?

• 300

• 350

• 360

• 400

John has 352 apples. If he wants to round the number of apples to the nearest 10 for easier calculation, how many apples does he have approximately?

• 340

• 300

• 355

• 350

John has 475 apples and wants to round the number of apples to the nearest 10 for easier calculation. How many apples does he round to?

• 470

• 480

• 473

• 485

John has 73 apples. If he wants to round the number of apples to the nearest 10 for easier calculation, how many apples should he consider he has?

• 80

• 75

• 70

• 80

Sam has 88 apples. If he wants to round the number of apples to the nearest 10 for easier calculation, how many apples should he say he has?

• 80

• 90

• 85

• 100

Sam has $3. He wants to round this amount to the nearest ten for his savings account. How much will he have in his account?

• 3

• 0

• 5

• 10

John has 6 apples. If he needs to round the number of apples to the nearest 10 for a school project, how many apples should he say he has?

• 0

• 1

• 10

• 5

Sarah's bank account balance is $3281, and she wants to round it to the nearest $100 for her budget plan. What will be her rounded balance?

• $3380

• $3280

• $3200

• $3300

John has 3216 apples and wants to estimate his apple count to the nearest 100 for a quick inventory check. How many apples does John estimate he has?

• 3210

• 3200

• 3300

• 3220

John has $120 and wants to round his savings to the nearest $100 for a savings plan. How much should he report?

• $125

• $120

• $100

• $150