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Which three digit numbers round to 500 when rounded to the nearest hundred and also round to the 460 when rounded to the nearest ten?
There are 9 numbers that fit the description. 455,456,457,458,459,461,462,453 and 454.
How do you round 392 to the nearest ten?
How do you round 392 to the nearest ten
428 round to the nearest ten?
428 round to the nearest ten is 430.
What is the nearest ten and nearest hundred 764?
To the nearest ten: 760 To the nearest hundred: 800
How do you round 67.18 to the nearest ten cents then to the nearest dollar?
To the nearest ten cents it will round up to give 67.20 as your answer. It would round down to 67 for the nearest dollar.
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