How many times greater is the number representd by the digit in the thousands place than the number represent by the digit in the hundreds place

Round off 6,528 to the nearest ten. Answer. 6,528approximately6,530 (The wavy equal signapproximatelymeans "is approximately equal to.") 2 is in the tens place. To round off to the nearest ten, look at the digit to the right: 8 (greater than 5). Therefore, add 1 to the tens place. Replace 8 with 0. Example 7. Round off 6,528 to the nearest hundred. Answer. 6,528approximately6,500 5 is in the hundreds place. To round off to the nearest hundred, look at the digit to the right: 2 (less than 5). Therefore, leave the hundreds place unchanged. Replace 28 with 00. Example 8. Round off 6,528 to the nearest thousand. Answer. 6,528approximately7,000 6 is in the thousands place. To round off to the nearest thousand, look at the digit to the right: 5. Therefore, add 1 to the thousands place. Replace 528 with 000. Example 9. Round off 79,521 to the nearest thousand. Answer. 79,521 approximately 80,000 9 is in the thousands place. To round off to the nearest thousand, look at the digit to the right: 5. Therefore, add 1 to 79 -- it becomes 80. Replace 521 with 000. To round off decimals, see Lesson 11.

A: 18/15b : 7 - -8 = 15 , 12 - -6 = 18 the y variable always goes over the x variables, c : same thing a