A, C and D are all using estimation to check the result.
A is rounding to the nearest multiple of 100. 267 --> 300 154 --> 200 <span>
C is rounding to the nearest multiple of 50. </span> <span>267 --> 300 </span> <span>154 --> 150 </span>
<span>D is rounding to the nearest multiple of 10. </span> <span>267 --> 270 </span> <span>154 --> 150 </span>
<span>Those each give you an estimation of the final answer to see if 113 is a reasonable answer. </span>
<span>Method B is just switching the values around to check the subtraction using addition. That's a valid way to double check the result, but is NOTestimation. </span>
<span>If you are only expected to give *one* answer, then method D is the best way to check using estimation because it does the least amount of rounding. </span>