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To solve the given problem, let's round the two numbers provided to the nearest hundred thousand.

### 1. **For 513,672**:
- Look at the ten thousand's place (1 position to the right of the hundred thousand place).
- The ten thousand's place is **1**, which is less than 5.
- Therefore, we round **down** to the nearest hundred thousand.

**Result**: 513,672 rounds to **500,000**.

### 2. **For 497,264**:
- Look at the ten thousand's place.
- The ten thousand's place is **9**, which is greater than or equal to 5.
- Therefore, we round **up** to the nearest hundred thousand.

**Result**: 497,264 rounds to **500,000**.

### Final answers:
- **513,672** → **500,000**
- **497,264** → **500,000**

Would you like more details or have any questions?

Here are 5 related questions to expand the concept of rounding:
1. How do you round a number like 654,378 to the nearest ten thousand?
2. What is the rule for rounding when the digit is exactly 5?
3. Can you round 1,204,899 to the nearest million?
4. How would you round a number like 3,489,102 to the nearest hundred thousand?
5. If a number is exactly halfway between two round values, how do you decide which way to round?

**Tip**: When rounding, always look one place value to the right of the place you are rounding to in order to decide whether to round up or down.

Round the following numbers to the nearest hundred thousand: 513,672 and 497,264.

Learn how to round numbers like 513,672 and 497,264 to the nearest hundred thousand. Understand key rounding concepts and apply the rounding rules. This example is suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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