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How do you round 170 to the nearest ten and hundred?
170 is already at the nearest ten. It will round up to 200 to be to the nearest 100.
Can you help with this Round 753 to the nearest ten and hundred?
60 to the nearest ten and 800 to the hundred
Why might you round to the nearest ten instead of the nearest hundred when you estimate a sum?
Your sum might be less than fifty and you would rather round to forty than zero.
What does 358 round to?
To the nearest ten: 360 To the nearest hundred: 400
What does 257 round to?
To the nearest ten it is 260 To the nearest hundred it is 300
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