<span><span>Example:<span> round 24,356 the greatest place value.
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</span></span><span>Example-2:<span> round 8,636 to the greatest place value.
Look to the right of the number in the thousands
place. It's a 6, so round up.
8,636 is rounded to 9,000 because the highest place
value of that number is in the thousands place.</span></span></span>
basically get a shape
eg we will work with triangles,, add angles to the inside,, ensuring they add up to 180 (because angles in a triangle add up to 180)
now that we have the angles,, extend each side with a line to show the exterior angles.
we know that angles on a line add up to 180,, so to find the external angle,, we can use our internal angle
you would use:
[ 180- internal angle]
do this for all external angles
add all your answers together,, should equal to 180
That is the wrong answer. I just took the and got it wrong the right answer is (-4,-1).
I think that it’s 17 not a good
Answer:
I think it is F
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