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What is 998 rounded to the nearest hundredth?
998.00
What is 998 rounded to nearest 100?
Well, let's see here. When we round 998 to the nearest hundred, we look at the digit in the tens place, which is a 9. Since 9 is closer to 10 than to 0, we round up to the next hundred. So, 998 rounded to the nearest hundred is 1000. Just a little adjustment to help that number feel more comfortable and at peace.
What is 998 rounded to the nearest 100?
1000
What is 80'000 rounded to nearest hundreds?
80,000 is already rounded to the nearest hundreds.
What is 500 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
500
What is 4.106 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
0
What is 5.476 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
0
What is 7.954 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
0
What is 3613 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
3600
What is 8537 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
8500
What is 3570954 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
3571000
What is 6247968 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
6248000
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