Assuming whole numbers:
If rounding to the nearest 10, it would be 3004
If rounding to the nearest 50, it would be 3024
As "to the nearest whatever" increases, so the greatest number also increases.
So the greatest "whatever to round to" to produce 3000 must be 3000, that is the question becomes:
What is the greatest number that rounds to 3000 to the nearest 3000?
Half of 3000 is 1500, so the greatest whole number that rounds to 3000 is 3000 + 1500 - 1 = 4499 (since 3000 + 1500 = 4500 would round up to 6000).
Any number such that 1500 ≤ number < 4500 will round to 3000 to the nearest 3000.
which number will round up to 26000
35
80049
It depends on what basis you use for rounding. If you round to the nearest thousand, then 86,499.99999... is the largest possible number. If you round to the nearest multiple of 86,000, then 128,999.999... would be the largest number.
A six-digit number will round to the nearest hundred thousand. Since the number in the ten thousands place is less than 5 (the number is less than 750,000) round down. 737,121 rounds off to 700,000.
3499
which number will round up to 26000
35
173.3004999...
80049
3000 that is so easy
The answer depends on the extent to which the number is being rounded.
1,499,999,999 will round to the nearest billion to get 1091,000,499,999 will round to the nearest million to get 109, and so on.
If you are rounding to the nearest 70000, you can round down from 10499.
It depends: If you round to the nearest unit: 1500.4 If you round to the nearest 10: 1504 If you round to the nearest 100: 1549
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It depends on what basis you use for rounding. If you round to the nearest thousand, then 86,499.99999... is the largest possible number. If you round to the nearest multiple of 86,000, then 128,999.999... would be the largest number.