Numbers 0 to 4 round down; 5 to 9 round up. 54 rounds to 50. 55 rounds to 60. So 50 rounds to 100.
When you have numbers 0 to 4, you want to round down. From 5 to 9, you round up. 3.52 and 3.53 both end in the round down category. It will be 3.5
19.05 rounded to one decimal place is 19.1. Numbers above 5 (inclusive) round up, numbers below round down. To be accurate do not round unnecessarily.
The answer depends on what operation you wish to carry out with the two numbers. If subtraction or division, the I would round both down or both up. If addition or multiplication, then I would round one up and the other down.
The answer depends on what operation you wish to carry out with the two numbers. If subtraction or division, the I would round both down or both up. If addition or multiplication, then I would round one up and the other down.
No, the numbers are already rounded. The answer is 1300.
The percentage of the horse's UTs are very rarely whole numbers. If you are calculating the UTs of a horse, simply round up or round down (less than 5, you round down. 5 and up, you round up!). However, the actual UT stats (such as 670 out of 700 intelligence, just as an example) are always whole numbers.
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Numbers 0 to 4 round down; 5 to 9 round up. 54 rounds to 50. 55 rounds to 60. So 50 rounds to 100.
The answer depends on what operation you wish to carry out with the two numbers. If subtraction or division, the I would round both down or both up. If addition or multiplication, then I would round one up and the other down.
The short answer is, infinite. With just integers, There are 498 numbers that can round up to 500, and 498 that can round down. If we include partial numbers, there are infinite, since the numbers can get infinitesimally small.
When you have numbers 0 to 4, you want to round down. From 5 to 9, you round up. 3.52 and 3.53 both end in the round down category. It will be 3.5
19.05 rounded to one decimal place is 19.1. Numbers above 5 (inclusive) round up, numbers below round down. To be accurate do not round unnecessarily.
If the numbers before the hundred value are less than 50, you round down. If they are 50 or above, you round up. So, 149 rounds down to 100, 150 rounds up to 200.
The answer depends on what operation you wish to carry out with the two numbers. If subtraction or division, the I would round both down or both up. If addition or multiplication, then I would round one up and the other down.
To round off 430 you will have to round up or down. To round down then it till be 400 to round up it will be 500
To round to the nearest whole number, round down to 60. To round to the nearest hundred, round up to 100.