Chapter 1: Q. 928 (page 190)
In the following exercises, round each number to the nearest
3,972,849
(a) hundred
(b) thousand
(c) ten thousand.
Short Answer
The required numbers are
Part (a) 3,972,800
Part (b) 3,973,000
Part (c) 3,970,000
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Chapter 1: Q. 928 (page 190)
In the following exercises, round each number to the nearest
3,972,849
(a) hundred
(b) thousand
(c) ten thousand.
The required numbers are
Part (a) 3,972,800
Part (b) 3,973,000
Part (c) 3,970,000
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