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The answer of this question is 4000 why? because when you change the hundred which is 486 the number 8 is bigger than 5 so you add it to the number before it which is the 4 and the all the number behind the 4 becomes a ZERO, the 4 changes to a 5 because you added 1 to it. The answer of this question is 3500.
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3486 rounded off to the nearest hundred is 3500.
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