36,340 rounded to the nearest thousand

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The rounded answer is 36,000. Since you are rounding to the nearest thousand, you should look at the hundreds place since it is in back of the the thousands place. If the hundreds place is 0-4, then you don't round the thousands place up by 1; if its 5-9, then the thousands place should increase by 1.

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