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21 is what percent of 164?
It is 12.8% rounded to one decimal place
What is the percent of 23 out of 35?
It is 65.7% rounded to one decimal place
What percent is 5 out of 18 students?
It is: 27.8% rounded to 1 decimal place
How can you determine what ten thousandths place is?
The ten thousanths place is always 4 places to the right of the decimal. ex.) .1234...... 4 is in the ten thousanths place. or, 1.2345....... 5 is in the ten thousanths place. Math is math, there really is no determining. Hope this helps!
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2.53 rounded to the nearest decimal place is 2.5 2.53 rounded to the nearest decimal place is 2.5
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