What approximate value will come in place of question mark (?) in the following questions? (You are not expected to calculate the exact value)

29.98% of 560+120.11 of 39=?

To find the approximate value of the given expression, we can round each number to its nearest integer to simplify the calculations:

The given expression is:
$29.98\%\text{ of }560+120.11\times 39=?$

Let's approximate each term:
1. $29.98\%$ can be approximated as $30\%$.
2. $120.11$ can be approximated as $120$.
3. $39$ remains $39$ (or can be treated as $40$ for quick calculation, but keeping it as $39$ with $120$ is straightforward). Let's use $120\times 39$.

Now, substitute the approximate values into the expression:
$?\approx (30\%\text{ of }560)+(120\times 39)$

Calculate the first part:
$30\%\text{ of }560=\frac{30}{100}\times 560=3\times 56=168$

Calculate the second part:
$120\times 39=120\times (40-1)=4800-120=4680$

Add the two parts together to find the final approximate value:
$?\approx 168+4680=4848$

Therefore, the approximate value that will come in place of the question mark is 4848.