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The answer is 39,000 because the thousands column is 8000, so the number after that- which is 8(00) and 8 is above 5, so you round it up.
If the number is between 1-5, you round down and if it's between 6-9, you round up. Hope this helps.
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it would be 39,000 since it's 38,807 the 8 from 807 makes the 38 into a 39
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