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3 years ago

682 rounded to the nearest hundred

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IRISSAK [1]3 years ago

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700 because we look at the place to the right of it.since it's higher than 4 we round up.682 know becomes 700

defon3 years ago

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700, because 8 is 5 and up so it'll be rounded up.

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