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What is 2.65 round to the nearsest tenth?
2.7
What is 1559.5 rounded to the nearsest whole number?
1560
What is the nearsest 100 to 987?
987 rounded to the nearest 100 is 1000.
What is the nearsest number to 1000but smaller than 1000into which 38 will divide with no remainder?
988
0.349(hundredth)?
the 4 is the hundredth
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What is 25.0096 to the nearsest thousanth?
25.010
26074 to the nearsest 100?
26100
What is 7.5875 rounded to the nearsest tenth?
7.6
What is 7.2 to the nearsest whole number?
It is 7.
What is 2.65 round to the nearsest tenth?
2.7
What is 13.49 rounded to the nearsest tenth?
13.49
What is 1559.5 rounded to the nearsest whole number?
1560
What is 0.138 rounded to the nearsest tenth?
0.1
What is 958.2 rounded to the nearsest whole number?
It is 958
How do you round off700000 to the nearsest houndred thousand?
It's already there.
What is the element sr's nearsest noble gas?
Krypton is near Strontium
What is the nearsest 100 to 987?
987 rounded to the nearest 100 is 1000.
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