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How do you get to round 25?
25 is approximate to0 to the nearest hundred30 to the nearest ten
29.15 round to the nearest ten dollars?
29.15 round to the nearest ten dollars
Round 69 to the nearest ten?
Round 69 to the nearest ten is 70.
How do you round 95 to the nearest ten?
To round 95 to the nearest ten, you would round it down to 90.
How do you round 170 to the nearest ten and hundred?
170 is already at the nearest ten. It will round up to 200 to be to the nearest 100.
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