Estimate the sum.
3
7
 + 
2
6

Less than 
1
2

Greater than 
1
2


To estimate the sum of 37 and 26, let's approximate each number and add them:

1. \( 37 \) is close to \( 40 \).
2. \( 26 \) is close to \( 30 \).

Adding these estimates:

\[
40 + 30 = 70
\]

Since 70 is greater than 50, the sum is **greater than 50**.

Would you like a breakdown of estimating sums or any further explanation? 

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Here are some related questions to consider:
1. What are other estimation methods for sums?
2. How would rounding to different place values affect this estimate?
3. When is it useful to estimate instead of finding the exact answer?
4. How does estimation change in problems with subtraction or multiplication?
5. How could you quickly verify if your estimate is accurate?

**Tip:** Estimating sums can often help you check your work and quickly determine if a solution is reasonable without precise calculations.

Estimate the sum. 3 7 + 2 6. Less than 1 2. Greater than 1 2.

Learn how to estimate the sum of 37 and 26 by rounding each number to the nearest ten. This approach simplifies addition and helps determine whether the sum is greater or less than 50. Suitable for students in Grades 3-5.

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