Round each number to the nearest thousand. Which is the best estimate for the sum of 472,378 + 178,261?

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Round each number to the nearest thousand. Which is the best estimate for the sum of 472,378 + 178,261?

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472000 + 178000 = 650000

650000 is your answer

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Ursa answered Jan 26, 2018

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