It depends on your rounding rules.
The 'averaging rule' is this:
1) If the placement decimal value is 5 or higher, round up.
2) if the placement decimal value is 4 or lower, round down.
For this rule, the above number will round to 197.1
If you use the 'truncation rule', you always drop ANY value at that point.
For this rule, the above value will round to 197.0
4.4, to the nearest tenth.
It is 9.5 rounded to the nearest tenth
73.19, to the nearest tenth, is 73.2
158.097 to nearest tenth = 158.1
It is already rounded to the nearest tenth.
Round 3.7416573 to the nearest tenth is 3.7
118.0
It then is 471.4 to the nearest tenth
It is 61.9 to the nearest tenth
It then is 0.7 to the nearest tenth
It is 263.8 to the nearest tenth
4.4, to the nearest tenth.
24.6 Round 24.583 to the nearest tenth? => 24.600
It then is 1.5 when rounded to the nearest tenth
It is 64.2 when rounded to the nearest tenth
Oh, dude, you're asking me to do math? Alright, fine. So, 75.2 rounded to the nearest tenth is 75.2. Yep, that's it. No need to break out the calculators for that one. Like, who even cares about those decimal points, am I right?
It is 3.1 rounded to the nearest tenth