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Mathematics in primary schools is not estimated to exceed much.
There is no limit, as long as it is reasonable.

Primary school estimation generally follows the principle of rounding. Examples are as follows: 150+3 17. The estimation process is to regard 150 as 200 and the other 3 17 as 300. It can be calculated that the estimated result of 150+3 17 is 500.

For example: 53, 57, 5 1, 59, these numbers are all close to 55, some are greater than 55, and some are less than 55. Take an intermediate number 55, and directly use 55×4 to roughly calculate the result of adding these four numbers.