Estimate the following using general rule. 730+998 796-314 7,720 × 626 6,498 ÷ 52

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Estimate the following using general rule.

730+998
796-314
7,720 × 626
6,498 ÷ 52

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answers rounded to the nearest tens: 1730, 480, 4832720, and 130.

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