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Well, 41 is a whole number. Just step back down from that partial .073, and you're there. 41 is a lot closer to this than the next whole number of 42, right? Anything after that decimal point (.) is just a partial number. It is missing the rest (.927 thousandths) which is what is keeping that 41 from becoming the next whole number of 42.
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