Question

Find the round off the given number $75847$ to the nearest tens, hundreds, thousands and, ten thousands places.

Given Number	Approximate rounded form to nearest
75847	Tens
75847	Hundreds
75847	Thousands
75847	Ten thousands

Answer 1

Hint: According to given in the question we have to find the round off the nearest tens, hundreds, thousands and, ten thousands places of the given number $75847$ so, first of all we have to find the ones place of the given number and after finding the ones place of the given number now we will find the tens place of the given number and again same as we find the tens place of the given number now, we will find hundreds place of the given number and same as now, we have to find the thousand place of the given number.
Now, as we have obtained all the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousand places and if it’s digit at tens place is greater or less than it’s one place. So, we replace each of the tens and ones digits by 0 and we have to keep the other digits as they are.
If it’s digit at hundreds place is greater or less than it’s tens place. So, we replace each of the hundreds, tens and ones digits by 0 and we have to keep the other digits as they are.
If it’s digit at thousand places is greater or less than it’s hundred place. So, we replace each of the thousand, hundred, tens and ones digits by 0 and we have to keep the other digits as they are.
If it’s digit at ten thousand places is greater or less than it’s thousand place. So, we replace each of the ten thousands, thousands, hundreds and tens digits by 0 and we have to keep the other digits as they are.
Hence, with the help of the process given above we can obtain the round off $75847$to thousand place.

Complete step by step solution:
Step 1: First of all we have to find the one place of the given number $75847$ which is 7 and the same as the tens place of the given number is 4 and as we can see that the digit at tens place is less than the digit at one place. Hence, we have to replace the ones digits by 0 and keep the remaining digits as it is.
So, Round off the given number at it’s tens place $75847$ is $75840$ but $75850$ is the nearest one.
Hence, Round off the given number $75847$ to the nearest tens is $75850$.

Step 2: Now, we have to find the ones, tens, and hundreds place of the given number $75847$ which are 7,4 and 8 as we can see that the digit at hundreds place is greater than the digit at tens place. Hence, we have to replace each of the tens and ones digits by 0 and keep the remaining digits as it is.
Round off the given number at its nearest hundred $75847$ is $75800$.

Step 3: Now, we have to find the ones, tens, and hundreds place, thousands of the given numbers $75847$ which are 7,4, 8 and 5 as we can see that the digit at thousands place is less than the digit at hundreds place. Hence, we have to replace each of the hundreds, tens and ones digits by 0 and keep the remaining digits as it is.
Round off the given number at it’s thousands $75847$ is $75000$ but $76000$ is the nearest one.
Hence, Round off the given number $75847$ to the nearest thousands is $76000$.

Step 4: Now, we have to find the ones, tens, and hundreds place, thousands and ten thousands place of the given number $75847$ which are 7,4, 8, 5 and 7 as we can see that the digit at ten thousands place is greater than the digit at thousands place. Hence, we have to replace each of the thousands, hundreds, tens and ones digits by 0 and keep the remaining digits as it is.
Round off the given number at it’s ten thousands $75847$ is $70000$ but $80000$ is the nearest one.
Hence, Round off the given number $75847$ to the nearest thousands is $80000$.

Hence, round off the given number $75847$ to the nearest tens, hundreds, thousands and, ten thousands places are $75850$, $75800$, $76000$, and $80000$.

Note: The ones, tens, hundreds, thousands and ten thousands places which are 7, 4, 8, 5 and, 7 and if it’s tens, hundreds, thousands and ten thousands places are less than or greater than ones, tens, hundreds, thousands . Hence, we have to replace each of the thousands, hundreds, tens and ones digits by 0 and keep the remaining digits as it is.
The rounded number is easy to remember and is a convenient figure for calculations.