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How do you round to the greatest place value

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gregori [183]3 years ago

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<span><span>Example:<span> round 24,356 the greatest place value.
</span></span><span>Home
</span><span>><span> Rounding Numbersto the Greatest Place Value</span><span> < </span><span>you are here
</span></span><span>Example-2:<span> round 8,636 to the greatest place value.

Look to the right of the number in the thousands
place. It's a 6, so round up.

8,636 is rounded to 9,000 because the highest place
value of that number is in the thousands place.</span></span></span>

Bess [88]3 years ago

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Pretend if you had 8,999 you would round up to you would do 9,000

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