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Kabir has ₹2,000. He wants to buy items priced ₹612, ₹389 and ₹845.
By rounding each price to the nearest hundred, estimate the total cost and decide whether ₹2,000 is enough.

Class 6Estimation and RoundingNumbers
  • AEstimate ₹1,800; yes, enough
  • BEstimate ₹2,200; no, not enough
  • CEstimate ₹1,900; yes, enough
  • DEstimate ₹2,000; exactly enough

Step-by-Step Solution

612 -> 600, 389 -> 400, 845 -> 800. Estimated total = 600 + 400 + 800 = ₹1,800, which is less than ₹2,000, so it is enough.
Answer: A) Estimate ₹1,800; yes, enough

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