A decimal less than .5 rounds down to the nearest whole number. A decimal greater than .5 rounds up to the nearest whole number. A decimal of .5 depends on the country and application of use. In metric countries, like Canada, decimals of .5 are rounded to the nearest even number. For example: 1.4 rounds to 1 12.6 rounds to 13 5.5 rounds to 6 4.5 rounds to 4
It is: 9 because .8 is greater than .5
931 would round to 930.
As for example 925 rounded to the nearest ten is 930
It rounds up to 1000 because 600 is greater than 500
699999
any number (less than 9) that is greater than or equal to 8.5 rounds to 9, and any number (greater than 9) that is less than 9.5 rounds to 9.
700,000 is 10 times greater than 70,000
8.6 is rounded to nine because the number after the decimal is greater than four, so the number is rounded higher. If the number after the decimal is five or greater, the number rounds up. If the number after the decimal is four or less, then the number rounds down.
3, anything less than .5 rounds down, anything greater than or equal to .5 rounds up.
700002
There are 1000 grams in a kilogram, so 700,000 grams = 700 kilograms, which is greater than 70 kilograms.
it is 3 look at the first number after the decimal point. If less than 5 then it rounds down (to 3 in this case). If 5 or greater it rounds up to 4
354
Any number greater than 250 and less than 350 does, including all of the fractions and decimals that satisfy those conditions. There are an infinite number of them.
Well, honey, 3.45 rounded to the nearest whole number is 3. You were this close to hitting 4, but no cigar this time. Keep on truckin', you'll get it next time!
1.375 rounds to 1. If the partial portion of the number was .5 or greater, it would round up, but because it's less than .5, it rounds down to the nearest whole number.