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3 years ago

Rounded 3,428,583 rounded to the nearest 10,000

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Since you want to round to the 10,000 place, you'll want to look at the 2 and the 8 that are next to each other. The 8 makes the two a 3 because it is greater than 5, which gives you 3,430,000. Hope this helped!

nadezda [96]3 years ago

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3,400,000 because the 2 is the in the 10,000

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