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    Mathematics
    Grade-3-
    Easy

    Question

    There are 78 coconut cookies and 48 chocolate cookies in a box. Estimate the total number of cookies.

    1. 100
    2. 120
    3. 130
    4. 150

    Hint:

    Do the addition of both type of cookies and round it off to the nearest number to get the estimate of the total number of cookies.

    The correct answer is: 130

    There are 78 coconut cookies and 48 chocolate cookies in a box. Estimate the total number of cookies.
    Answer.
    Given:
    Number of coconut cookies - 78
    Number of chocolate cookies - 48
    To Find:
    Estimate of total number of cookies
    Here, Total number of cookies = number of coconut cookies + number of chocolate cookies = 78 + 48 = 126.
    126 is nearest to 130.
    So, 130 is the answer.

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