To round 148 to the nearest ten using a number line, first identify the multiples of ten surrounding 148, which are 140 and 150. Next, mark the position of 148 on the number line. Since 148 is closer to 150 than to 140, you would round 148 up to 150. Thus, 148 rounded to the nearest ten is 150.
Would, 89,651 be closer to 0 or 100,000? It would be closer to 100,000 on the number line.
Oh honey, it's simple. Just find the nearest thousand on the number line, which is 9000 in this case. Since 8732 is closer to 9000 than 8000, you round it up to 9000. It's like picking the fancier restaurant because it's closer, you feel me?
Oh, dude, it's like super easy. So, 178 is on the number line, right? And when you round it to the nearest 10, you just look at the 10s place, which is like 180. So, 178 is like really close to 180, so when you round it, it's just 180. Easy peasy!
Well, isn't that a happy little number! When we round 4.37 to the nearest whole number, it becomes 4. See how we're just gently adjusting it to the nearest whole, giving it a cozy new home on the number line? Just a little touch of kindness to make it feel right at home.
Well, let's take a look at our number 498. When we round it to the nearest hundred, we see that it's closer to 500 than 400. So, 498 rounded to the nearest hundred is 500. Just a little nudge up the happy little number line!
You don't need a number line or anything to round 148 to the nearest tent. It is already rounded to that degree (and more).
Put 140 to 150 on a number then you check which is the nearest to 148.
Would, 89,651 be closer to 0 or 100,000? It would be closer to 100,000 on the number line.
150
You see which tick is nearer to the point on the number line.
349 rounds to 300
Well, honey, the number you're looking for is 9000. It's gonna cozy up to 10,000 when you round to the nearest ten thousand, but it'll settle for 8000 when you round to the nearest thousand. So, there you have it, 9000 straddling the line like a pro.
round this nuber to the nerst hundredth
Oh honey, it's simple. Just find the nearest thousand on the number line, which is 9000 in this case. Since 8732 is closer to 9000 than 8000, you round it up to 9000. It's like picking the fancier restaurant because it's closer, you feel me?
The nearest integer refers to the whole number that is closest to a given number on the number line. When determining the nearest integer, you round the given number to the whole number that is closest to it. For example, if the given number is 3.6, the nearest integer would be 4 because it is closer to 3.6 than 3.
To round 43.585 to the nearest tenth, look at the hundredths place (8); since it's 5 or greater, you round up, resulting in 43.6. For rounding to the nearest hundredth, look at the thousandths place (5); again, you round up, giving you 43.59. On a number line, 43.585 would be positioned just slightly to the right of 43.58 and slightly to the left of 43.59. Depending on the rounding method, it could be marked as 43.6 or 43.59.
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