A decimal is a number, while an inch is a unit of length. The two are not directly related, and this question cannot be answered as such. If the decimal number were inches, however, it would be sufficient to round to the nearest integer. If, for instance, they were feet, it would be best to multiply by 12, round to the nearest integer, and then divide by 12.
To round to the nearest integer, look at the first digit after the decimal point (the tenths digit): if it is less than 5 round down otherwise round up. The tenths digit of 4.8 is 8, so round up thus 4.8 → 5 when rounded to the nearest integer.
It depends on the degree to which it is rounded. To the nearest integer, it is 0.
Any integer is already rounded to the nearest fractional part.
The nearest hundredth is the same as two decimal places.
A decimal is a number, while an inch is a unit of length. The two are not directly related, and this question cannot be answered as such. If the decimal number were inches, however, it would be sufficient to round to the nearest integer. If, for instance, they were feet, it would be best to multiply by 12, round to the nearest integer, and then divide by 12.
To round 6.48 to the nearest integer, you look at the digit immediately to the right of the decimal point, which is 4. Since 4 is less than 5, you will round down. Therefore, 6.48 rounded to the nearest integer is 6.
It rounds to 0.8 to one decimal place or as 1 to the nearest whole number or integer
To round 1157.625 to the nearest integer, we look at the decimal portion, which is 0.625. Since 0.625 is greater than or equal to 0.5, we round up the whole number part, which is 1157, to 1158. Therefore, rounding 1157.625 to the nearest integer gives us 1158.
As 5 is immediately after the decimal point we round up, so the answer is 78.
512.715 becomes 513
To round to the nearest integer, look at the first digit after the decimal point (the tenths digit): if it is less than 5 round down otherwise round up. The tenths digit of 4.8 is 8, so round up thus 4.8 → 5 when rounded to the nearest integer.
You have to get rid of the decimal part, losing part of the number. You can round to the nearest integer (2), you can round down (also 2 in this case), or you can round up (3), depending on your needs.
It depends on the degree to which it is rounded. To the nearest integer, it is 0.
Any integer is already rounded to the nearest fractional part.
The nearest hundredth is the same as two decimal places.
Math.round(7.25)