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3 years ago

Round 653 , 500 653,500653, comma, 500 to the nearest thousand.

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

Do you mean to round the number 653,500,653,500,653,500? Or do you mean to round the number 653,500? If so, for 653,500, the digit in the thousand's place is 5, so it's already rounded to the nearest thousands place.

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