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What is 2,722 round to the nearest thousand

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The answer is 3,000. That is because the number 7 in the hundreds place is over 5. And when a number is 5 and over, you round up one number. But if that number was to be 4 or lower, that number stays the same. After that number has been rounded, all the numbers before that digit becomes a 0.

Ray Of Light [21]3 years ago

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2,000.....................

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