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Sum of 77 and -22?
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What is 76.923 rounded to one decimal place?
it is rounded to 76.9 if it was for example 76.963 it would round to 77.0 Don't ignore the zero to the right of the decimal point. 77 and 77.0 do not mean the same thing. The zero means that the 77.0 is ten times more precise than 77
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