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3 years ago

104000 rounded to the nearest ten thousands

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104,000 would have to round to 100,000 or 110,000. If it's 100,000-104,999, then it would round up. If it's 105,000-109,999, it would round up. Since it's 104,000, it would round down. It would round to 100,000. Hope this helps! :)

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