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To round 468 to the nearest thousandth, we first need to identify the thousandth place, which is the third digit after the decimal point. Since 468 is a whole number, we can represent it as 468.000. The digit in the thousandth place is 0. The digit to the right of the thousandth place is 0, which is less than 5, so we do not need to round up. Therefore, rounding 468 to the nearest thousandth gives us 468.000.

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Standard rounding of 468 to the nearest thousandth: 0

(because 468 is smaller than 500. If it were bigger or equal to 500, then you'd need to round up).

There are several other rounding techniques, for example in physics, it is often usual to round in a way that the relative error would be minimized (in that case, the answer would be 1000). Or stochastical rounding would non-deterministically either give 0 or 1000 (where 0 would have a chance of 46.8%, i.e. slightly smaller than the chance for 1000). But most probably the answer you're looking for is 0.

All of that may be true to the nearest thousand. 468 is already rounded to the nearest thousandth, but may be written as 468.000

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