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3 years ago

Round off 10,160,555 to the nearest hundred thousand

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AveGali [126]3 years ago

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Hello there,

10,160,555 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand...

6 and up rounds up, 5 and below stays the same...

10,200,000

Answer: 10,200,000

Hope I helped!!

-Char

Elden [556K]3 years ago

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200 000. The"1" is on the hundreds thousands place and there is at 6 behind it so you have to go up to the next number. The rules is 5 and higher number you go to the next number, but lower than 5 the number stay the same

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