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Do 46325 round up to 40000?
You can't round up to a number that's lower than you started. Round up to 50000
What round up to 834 in the nearest hundred?
The nearest 100th is 800. You should round down not up. If you want to round up it would be 900.
How do you round 79 to the nearest hundred?
You round up to 100.
How do you round off 0.96?
It would round up to 1.
How do you round 0.70588235?
It depends on where you want to round it to. It could round up to 1. Or 0.71 or 0.701
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