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find the smallest and greatest number which are round off the nearest thousand as 9000

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Answered by behappy89

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the smallest no. that can be rounded off to the nearest thousand as 9000 is 8500, as the nearest 1000 that 8499 and 8449 is rounded up to 8000. Similarly, the largest no. that can be rounded off to the nearest thousand as 9000 is 9499, as the nearest 1000 that 9500 can be rounded up to is 10000.

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Answered by sriksanku

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the smallest no. that can be rounded off to the nearest thousand as 9000 is 8500, as the nearest 1000 that 8499 and 8449 is rounded up to 8000. Similarly, the largest no. that can be rounded off to the nearest thousand as 9000 is 9499, as the nearest 1000 that 9500 can be rounded up to is 10000.

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