I can see eight different place values to which that number could be rounded. The choice is yours. The answer is different for each one.
5.099 - a thousandth 5 - a unit
The answer depends on the degree to which the number needs to be rounded.
Each of the number that is shown rounds to 0.
That depends on whether it has to be rounded to the nearest tenth, the nearest whole number, the nearest ten, or the nearest hundred. Each choice would have a different answer.
This number has been rounded to the nearest million.
I can see eight different place values to which that number could be rounded. The choice is yours. The answer is different for each one.
5.099 - a thousandth 5 - a unit
The answer depends on the degree to which the number needs to be rounded.
Any number can be rounded to any place value.
the place of each digit help the value of the number by using your multuplication
Each of the number that is shown rounds to 0.
That depends on whether it has to be rounded to the nearest tenth, the nearest whole number, the nearest ten, or the nearest hundred. Each choice would have a different answer.
This depends what you are rounding it to. The nearest whole number would be 4 while the nearest tens place would be 0. You could also round the decimal point around as well.
Each place has a value 10 times the value of the place to its right.
What is 7 097 284 rounded to each number to the nearest tenth of a million?
In the decimal numbering system, the digits are each in a place that indicates their value. The number 815 has: * an 8 in the place indicating the number of hundreds, * a 1 in the place indicating the number of tens, * a 5 in the place indicating the number of ones. To "round to the nearest tens place" means to round the value of the places below the tens. In the number 815, this is only the digit 5. In a commonly used rounding system, all digits below 5 are rounded down to 0, and all digits above and including 5 are rounded up to the next place. 815 therefore rounds to 820. (814 would round to 810.)