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The thousands place is the fourth place to the left of the decimal point (which in a whole number is "hiding" after the ones digit at the end); in 86931 it is the 6.

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Q: Which digit is in the thousands place in 86931?
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How do you round 755082 to the nearest ten thousand?

Look at the digit in hundreds place. If it is five or greater, round the digit in thousands place to the next higher digit. If the digit in hundreds place is less than five, leave the digit in thousands place as it is. 755,082 rounded to thousands is 755,000.


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