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Why rounding 999 into the nearest tens?
You can round up 999 to the nearest tens (that is 1000). This is only applicable when you are doing a calculation involving very huge value, where using 1000 or 999 will have negligible effect on the final answer.
How do you round off 999 to the nearest one?
It is 999, exactly as in the question.
What is 56 999 round to the nearest?
To the nearest thousand, 57000
Round 999 to the nearest thousand?
It is: 1,000
Round 51985 to the nearest hundreds?
51,985 to the nearest hundreds = 52,000
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