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Look at the digist in the ten-thousandths place. If it is 5 or greater, round the digist in thousandths place to the next higher number. If it is less than five, leave the digit in thousandths place as it is.
In the case of 7.8298, rounding it to thousandths means the 9 will be a 0 and the 2 in hundredths place would change to a 3. It will be 7.830.
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How do you round 6825 to the nearest thousandth?
To the nearest thousand: 7000 To the nearest thousandth, 6825.000
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45.019
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3.104
How do you round 0.8721 to the nearest thousandth?
0.872
Round 2 577?
Round to the nearest thousandth: 3,000 Round to the nearest hundredth: 2,600 Round to the nearest tenth: 2,580
What Round to the nearest ten thousandth 44.24862486?
round to the nearest ten thousandth 44.24862486
How do you round 3.27 to the nearest thousandth?
It is already rounded to the nearest thousandth.
What is the answer Round 3.0106 to the nearest thousandth?
It is 3.011 rounded to the nearest thousandth
What is 4.9675 round to the nearest thousandth?
4.9675 rounded to the nearest thousandth is 4.968
How do you round 67.953 to the nearest thousandth?
67.953 is already rounded to the nearest thousandth.
How do you round 6825 to the nearest thousandth?
To the nearest thousand: 7000 To the nearest thousandth, 6825.000
How do you round 21.35796 round to the nearest thousandth?
21.358
Round the quotient to the nearest thousands 0.4?
Round 0.4 to the nearest thousandth
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Rounded to the nearest thousandth, 71.0512 is approximately equal to 71.051.
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Rounded to the nearest thousandth, 29.0711 is approximately equal to 29.071.
Round 0.32276 to nearest ten thousandth?
0.32276 to the nearest ten thousandth would be 0.3228.
How do you round 6224 to the nearest thousandth?
As 6224 is an integer, it is already rounded to the nearest thousandth.
