The answer is 100,312 100,313 100,314
All of them round to the number: 100,311
95,96,97,98,99 round them up to the ten, all 100 to the 100, all 100.
To round to the nearest whole number, round down to 60. To round to the nearest hundred, round up to 100.
If you were told to round two digit numbers to the closest 100, you could round everything from 10-99 to the nearest 100, inclusive of 10 and 99. I.e all two-digit numbers round up to 100. This is because "to the nearest hundred" does not mean "up to 100, or down to zero", since "zero" is not in the "hundred's" catagory. i.e you can only round up to 100.This means you have 89 seperate two-digit number which will round up to 100.
Try the ROUND function. ROUND(number,num_digits) For example, =ROUND(101.52,-1) yields: 100 =ROUND(101.52,0) yields: 102 =ROUND(101.52,1) yields: 101.5
When you round up to the nearest 100, you are finding the closest multiple of 100 that is greater than or equal to the given number. To round up to the nearest 100, you look at the digit in the hundreds place. If the digit in the tens or ones place is 5 or greater, you add 1 to the hundreds place and replace all other digits with zeros. For example, rounding up 345 to the nearest 100 would give you 400.
You would look to see if the 10s is greater than or equal to 50. If it is you would round the 100 up. If it isn't then you would round down. The rounded number is 700
7593656/ 100 = 75936.56 Round to nearest whole number 75937 (usually take 5 up to the next whole number) Multiply by 100 = 7593700 ie 7,593,700
The smallest number that would round up to the nearest 100 to make 800 is 750.
98 would round up to 100.
The digit in the tens position is the first 5, so the number rounds up, giving 100 as the answer.
That depends on what unit you are rounding up to. Are you rounding up to the nearest 10? The nearest 100? The nearest 1000000?
You round up to 100.