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3 years ago

Round 249,982 to the nearest hundred

2 answers:

7 0

Hundred (100) means the 3rd number from the right, which is: 249,982 . So use the number before that (further to the right) to determine whether you will round up or stay the same, which is 249,982

The number before the hundreds spot (8) is greater then 5, therefore we will round the number in the hundreds spot up 1

Since the number above 9 is 10 you will have to round the number in the thousands spot up as well

249,982

And it looks like the number in the thousands spot is 9 and the next number up is 10. This means you will have to round the number in the ten thousands place up 1

249,982

so...

250,000

Hope this helped!

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mariarad [96]3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

250000

Step-by-step explanation:

hundred thousand ten thousand thousand, hundred ten one

2 4 9 , 9 8 2

We are rounding to the nearest hundred, so we look at the tens place

8 ≥5 so we round the hundreds place up

9 will round to 10 so the thousands place gets one bigger and the hundreds place is a zero

9 will become to 10 so the ten thousands place gets one bigger at 5 and the thousands place is a zero

249,982 becomes 250,000

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