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How do you round 1286 to the nearest hundred? - Answers

Well... you find the hundreds place, in this case the 2, and then see what numbers follow. Using this example, the number is 8. For this we'd round up, making the result 1,300. If the number after wasn't greater than 4, then the number would have been 1,200.



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Well... you find the hundreds place, in this case the 2, and then see what numbers follow. Using this example, the number is 8. For this we'd round up, making the result 1,300. If the number after wasn't greater than 4, then the number would have been 1,200.



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How do you round 1286 to the nearest hundred? - Answers

Well... you find the hundreds place, in this case the 2, and then see what numbers follow. Using this example, the number is 8. For this we'd round up, making the result 1,300. If the number after wasn't greater than 4, then the number would have been 1,200.

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