What is the estimate of 200,629+28,542

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If you want it to be easier to add, just do it like this: 200,000+ 30,000= 230,000
If you want me to be more specific, put this: 201,000+ 29,000= 230,000
It really doesn't matter because both estimates are the same answer, so you can put whichever one. Hope this helps
Thats my answer :)))

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