How do you round to the nearest kilometer?

Answer 1

It depends on what measure it is that you are trying to round.

Answer 2

Oh honey, it's simple. You take the measurement in meters, divide by 1000 to get kilometers, and then round to the nearest whole number. If you're feeling fancy, you can use a calculator, but really, who has time for that? Just eyeball it and call it a day.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, it's like super easy. You just look at the number of meters you have, and if it's 500 meters or more, you round up to the nearest kilometer. If it's less than 500 meters, you round down. Boom, you're done. Math made simple, my friend.

Answer 4

Well, rounding to the nearest kilometer is as gentle as a happy little cloud floating by. You simply look at the number of meters you have and decide if it's closer to the lower or higher kilometer. If it's 500 meters or more, you round up to the next kilometer; if it's less than 500 meters, you round down. Just like that, you've rounded to the nearest kilometer and created a peaceful little math masterpiece.

Answer 5

we round by rounding up the number after the decimal point

Answer 6

174.92855684536

Answer 7

521.99 km

Answer 8

You can do a tape

Answer 9

5.64 kilometers rounded to the nearest kilometer is

Answer 10

In don't know