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Exactly 12.5/100
If a number ends in 5, rounding implies taking the number up to the next whole number (rounding up)
In this case it would be 13/100 (rounded)
If the .5 was dropped, then it would be rounded down, more correctly known as truncation (ie the number was truncated)
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