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How would you round 2.625m to the nearest tenth of a meter?
2.6m 2 is whole 0.6 is tenth 0.02 is hundredth 0.005 is thousandth
What is the round of 32.63 to the nearest tenth?
That would be 32.6 when rounded to the nearest tenth.
How would you round 10 to the nearest tenth?
it's already at the nearest tenth.
Round 10.56 to the nearest tenth of a dollor?
Round 10.56 to the nearest tenth of a dollar, it would be 10.60.
Round 109.95 to the nearest tenth?
If 109.95 were rounded to the nearest tenth, it would be rounded to 110.
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