Estimate the quotient with compatible numbers by thinkin of a close math fact. \[ 34 \div 6= \]

To estimate 34 divided by 6, we can round 34 to 30 and 6 to 5. This makes the math a lot easier! Now we can think of a simple fact: \( 30 \div 5 = 6 \). So, using compatible numbers, we estimate that \( 34 \div 6 \) is approximately 6. Now, let's do a quick check! When you multiply 6 back by 6 (our divisor), you get 36, which is just a bit over our original number, 34. So, our estimate of 6 is very close, indicating that the actual quotient will be a little less than 6. Fun and practical, right?