Round the number to the nearest ten, nearest hundred, and nearest thousand.3893
A.
Ten | 3900 |
Hundred | 3800 |
Thousand | 3000 |
B.
Ten | 3890 |
Hundred | 3800 |
Thousand | 4000 |
C.
Ten | 3890 |
Hundred | 3900 |
Thousand | 4000 |
D.
Ten | 3900 |
Hundred | 3900 |
Thousand | 4000 |
Answer: C
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