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3 years ago

Estimate 8912 and 1000

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You cannot estimate 1,000 but 8,912 rounded to the nearest thousand is 9,000. 8,912 rounded to the nearest hundred is 8,900. 8,912 rounded to the nearest ten is 8,910.
8,912 rounded to the nearest ones, is not possible, I think. Hope it helped! :)

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