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3 years ago

What is 2,024,999,999 rounded to the nearest ten million?

2 answers:

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To round to the nearest ten million, check the millions digit after it:

2 , 0 2 4

The millions digit is 4, so you will round down to 0. All digits after this number will be converted to 0.

Rounded to the nearest ten million, the number becomes 2,020,000,000.

Natali [406]3 years ago

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I think its: 2,020,000,000

~hope this helps~

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