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4 is less than 5, so round down:
10.4 round to 10 to the nearest whole number.
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How do you write 104 as a fraction mixed number or whole number in simplest form?
104 is already expressed as a whole number
How do you round 104 to the nearest 100?
It is 100 because 4 is less than 50
What number can be multiplied by 2.6 and get 104?
104/2.6 = 40
Do 104 is 6.5 percent of what number?
104 is 6.5% of 1,600
What two numbers equal 104?
104 equals 104. No other number equals 104.
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100
How do you write 104 as a fraction mixed number or whole number in simplest form?
104 is already expressed as a whole number
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10.4
What is 104 rounded to the nearest 100?
100
How do you write the decimal of 104?
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Is 104 divisible by 10?
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