Mr. Johnson buys 5 bottles of lemonade for the school picnic. He buys four 28- ounce bottles and one 64-ounce bottle. Using rounding to the nearest ten, about how much lemonade does Mr. Johnson buy in all?

To determine the approximate amount of lemonade Mr. Johnson buys, we need to:

1. Add the total amount of lemonade from all the bottles.
2. Round the total to the nearest ten.

### Step 1: Find the total amount of lemonade
- Four 28-ounce bottles = \( 4 \times 28 = 112 \) ounces
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Mr. Johnson buys 5 bottles of lemonade for the school picnic. He buys four 28-ounce bottles and one 64-ounce bottle. Using rounding to the nearest ten, about how much lemonade does Mr. Johnson buy in all?

Learn how to estimate the total amount of lemonade Mr. Johnson buys by adding four 28-ounce bottles and one 64-ounce bottle. This problem involves basic addition and rounding to the nearest ten, making it ideal for students in Grades 3-5.

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