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How do you round 662 to the nearsest ten and the nearest hundred?
nearest ten= 660 nearest hundred= 700 basically if rounding up or down the rule of thumb is if the relevant number is 4 or lower round down and 5 or higher round up. in this case 2=down and 6=up
What is 0.96 round to the nearest hundred?
To the nearest hundred it is zero.
How do you round 8 to the nearest hundred?
8 rounded to the nearest hundred is "zero".
How do round 1.777 to the nearest hundred?
To the nearest hundred, 1.777 is 0.
How do you round 0.33 to the nearest hundred?
0.33 to the nearest hundred is zero.
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