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4 years ago

Round 9991.55314546 to the nearest thousand

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algol134 years ago

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Answer:

9992.0.

Step-by-step explanation:

So eventually untill you get to the 2 you get 9991.5532 but, now since it is *thousand* it would be 9992.0.

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Round 9991.55314546 to the nearest thousand