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Estimate = 50. We have 6 rings. We skip count in 10s six times. 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60

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  1. Count the number of items in each group.

    Each group consists of 10 small oval shapes.

  2. Count the total number of groups.

    There are 10 groups in total.

  3. Calculate the actual count.

    Actual count = 10 groups×10 ovals/group=10010 \text{ groups} \times 10 \text{ ovals/group} = 100 ovals.

  4. Verify the estimate.

    An estimate of 90 is reasonable for an actual count of 100.

    • Estimate: 90\boxed{90}
    • Actual: 100\boxed{100}

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  5. Count the number of items in each group.

    Each group consists of 5 fish.

  6. Count the total number of groups.

    There are 4 rows, and each row has 4 groups.
    Total groups = 4 rows×4 groups/row=164 \text{ rows} \times 4 \text{ groups/row} = 16 groups.

  7. Calculate the actual count.

    Actual count = 16 groups×5 fish/group=8016 \text{ groups} \times 5 \text{ fish/group} = 80 fish.

  8. Verify the estimate.

    An estimate of 90 is reasonable for an actual count of 80.

    • Estimate: 90\boxed{90}
    • Actual: 80\boxed{80}
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