Math, asked by zara6327, 3 months ago

estimate 200 to nearest 10

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Answered by jacquelynpionelo

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Answer:

Whole hundreds are whole tens, too

Remember 100 is 10 tens. 200 would be 20 tens. So, when rounding 603 to the nearest whole ten, we get 603 ≈ 600.

Answered by MananyaMuhury

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Answer:

200

Step-by-step explanation:

200 estimated to the nearest 10s is 200.

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