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3 years ago

Is 2493 closer to 2400 rounded or 2,353

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DiKsa [7]3 years ago

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2400 because it is only 93 away from 2493 and 2353 is more than 93 away

sineoko [7]3 years ago

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2,493 is closer to 2,400 because 2,493 is closer to 2,400 than it is to 2,353

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