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What is 68642 rounded to the nearest thousand?
69000
What is124607 to the nearest hundred thousand?
It is 100,000 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand
What is the smallest whole number that can be rounded off to the nearest thousand?
It is: 500
What is 7 908 688 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?
As rounded to nearest hundred thousand it becomes 7 909 000. This is because 688 exceeds 500 ie half of 1000. So 8 thousand becomes 9 thousand. So 908 thousand becomes 909 thousand.
What is the smallest whole number that when rounded off to the nearest thousand is 7000?
6500
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