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Round 7,883 to nearest thousand

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Hi!

Your answer will be: 8,000.

hope this helps!

Sel answered Jun 15, 2021

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Answer:

8,000

Explanation:

the nearest thousand is 8,000 as it is past 7,500.

MacroMarc answered Jun 19, 2021

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