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What is 255 rounded to the nearest 10?
260
What 255 to the nearest ten?
It is: 260
What is 260 to nearest 10?
260 is at the nearest 10 already.
What is 254.47 rounded to the nearest whole number?
The answer would be 255 since 7 is more than 5 and it would round 4 to 5 which would round 4 to 5 again.
What is 30 percent off 255?
30% off of 255 = 178.5 = 30% discount applied to 255 = 255 - (30% * 255) = 255 - (0.30 * 255) = 255 - 76.5 = 178.5
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