What is the estimate for 1374x6

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8 0

1374x6 is 8244. By estimate do you mean to round it because if it is then it would be 8000(thousands), 8200(hundreds), 8240(tens), depending on what your rounding to but estimate it would most likely be 8000

anyanavicka [17]3 years ago

6 0

$1374*6= \left[8244]$

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