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To solve the rounding for the given numbers to the nearest tens, hundreds, and thousands, we'll analyze each number:

1. **7,498,999**
   - **Tens**: Round to the nearest 10.
     - Last digit: 9 → Round up.
     - Result: 7,499,000
   - **Hundreds**: Round to the nearest 100.
     - Last two digits: 99 → Round up.
     - Result: 7,499,000
   - **Thousands**: Round to the nearest 1,000.
     - Last three digits: 999 → Round up.
     - Result: 7,499,000

2. **8,100,781**
   - **Tens**: 
     - Last digit: 1 → Round down.
     - Result: 8,100,780
   - **Hundreds**:
     - Last two digits: 81 → Round up.
     - Result: 8,100,800
   - **Thousands**:
     - Last three digits: 781 → Round up.
     - Result: 8,101,000

3. **10,998,765**
   - **Tens**: 
     - Last digit: 5 → Round up.
     - Result: 10,998,770
   - **Hundreds**:
     - Last two digits: 65 → Round up.
     - Result: 10,998,800
   - **Thousands**:
     - Last three digits: 765 → Round up.
     - Result: 10,999,000

4. **11,741,321**
   - **Tens**:
     - Last digit: 1 → Round down.
     - Result: 11,741,320
   - **Hundreds**:
     - Last two digits: 21 → Round down.
     - Result: 11,741,300
   - **Thousands**:
     - Last three digits: 321 → Round down.
     - Result: 11,741,000

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### Related Questions:
1. How do you determine whether to round up or down in general rounding rules?
2. How does rounding affect calculations in different contexts, such as financial or scientific computations?
3. What are common rounding errors that can occur in data analysis?
4. How can rounding impact statistical results, and what methods are used to minimize errors?
5. Can you provide more examples of rounding for large numbers?

**Tip:** Always remember the general rule: If the digit to be dropped is 5 or higher, round up. If it’s 4 or lower, round down.

Round the numbers 7,498,999; 8,100,781; 10,998,765; and 11,741,321 to the nearest 10s, 100s, and 1000s.

Learn how to round large numbers to the nearest tens, hundreds, and thousands using the general rounding rules. This example rounds the numbers 7,498,999; 8,100,781; 10,998,765; and 11,741,321 step-by-step for better understanding. Suitable for students in Grades 5-7.

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