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When rounding to the nearest 10th, you are looking at the first decimal place. In this case, 1009 is a whole number, so there are no decimal places to consider. Therefore, when rounding 1009 to the nearest 10th, it remains 1009 without any change.

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Oh, dude, 1009 rounded to the nearest 10th is still 1009. Why bother changing it? It's like asking me to put a hat on a hat. Just leave it be, man.

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The number is already rounded to a greater extent than that!

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9y ago
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1009.0

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