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What is 527 rounded to the nearest hundred?
500
What is 0.97 rounded to the nearest dollar?
You would round up: $1.00
What is 10 percent of 527?
To find what number is 10 percent of 527, convert 10% to decimal notation and multiply that by 527. 10% is .10 in decimal notation, so 10% of 527 is 0.10*527 = 52.7
What is 5.8 rounded?
This depends what you are rounding it by. The nearest whole number would be 6. The nearest tens place would be 10.
2578913 rounded to the nearest million?
The number after the millions place is 5 or above, so the millions place would be rounded up. The answer would be 3,000,000.
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