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To add a little explanation, if the decimal part is <0.5, round down; if 0.5 or above, round up.
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What is 35.78 rounded?
To the nearest tenth it is: 35.8 To the nearest whole number it is: 36
What is 36 round off to the nearest tens?
36 to the nearest tens is 40
What is the square root of 38 to the nearest whole number?
6 squared is 36 7 squared is 49 38 is closer to 6 squared so to the nearest whole number 6 is your answer.
How do you round 36 to the nearest ten with decimals?
40
What is 35.78 rounded to the nearest whole second?
36 seconds
Round each number to the nearest whole number for 36.084?
The nearest whole number for 36.084 is 36.
What does Round to the nearest whole percent means?
It means that the result of your calculation will be a percentage which may not be a whole number and you need to round to the nearest whole number. Use the normal rounding. eg 36.4% to the nearest whole percent is 36% eg 25.74568567% to the nearest whole percent is 26% eg 10% to the nearest whole percent is 10%
How do you round 36.36 to the nearest whole dollar?
It is 36
Round this number to the nearest hundredth 0.3636?
Round this number to the nearest hundredth 0.3636 ? Round this number to the nearest hundredth 0.3636 ?
What is the nearest whole number for 36.084?
36
What does 35.5 round to the nearest whole number?
If the last digit were between .1 and .4 you would round down to 35. But if the last digit is .5 or higher (between .5 and .9) you round up to 36. So the answer is 36.
What is 35.78 rounded to the nearest whole number?
36
What is 35.78 rounded?
To the nearest tenth it is: 35.8 To the nearest whole number it is: 36
What is 36. 6 rounded to the nearest whole number?
37
What is 36 round off to the nearest tens?
36 to the nearest tens is 40
What is 35.5 repeating rounded to the nearest tenth?
35.5
What is the square root of 38 to the nearest whole number?
6 squared is 36 7 squared is 49 38 is closer to 6 squared so to the nearest whole number 6 is your answer.
