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Round 73 to the nearest ten?
70
What is 73.3 round to?
To the nearest whole number, 73
Why would you round 73 753 to 74 000 or 70 000 but not to 73 000?
You would round 73753 to 74000 if rounding to the nearest 1000, as it is nearer to that. You would round it to 70000 if rounding to the nearest 10000. To round it to 73000 would be done if the instruction was to round down to the nearest 1000.
What does 8.15 round to the nearest 10?
The answer is 10
How do you round 8 to the nearest 10?
It is 10.
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