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19.89 would round to 19.9 to the nearest tenth because we look at the hundredth column and if it is greater than five we round the tenth number up 1.
Anything 5 or about round it up. 4 or below round down. Example: 4.2 round down to 4.0 6.7 round up to 7.0 4.76 round up to 4.8
Depends what you're rounding it to. If it's the nearest tenth, you round up to 1260 if it's the nearest hundreth, you round up to 1300 If its the nearest thousanth, you round down to 1000
0.6
It is: 8.6 rounded up to the nearest tenth
It is then 90.7 when rounded up to the nearest tenth
It is: 5.3 rounded up to the nearest tenth
To the nearest tenth, it won't change. To the nearest ten, which you may have meant, you would round up to 880.
You would round it down to the nearest tenth, 4.5.
to round up to the nearest tenth, you have to see if the number two places after the decimal is 5 or greater. so if it was 1.27 it would be 1.3 but if it was 1.23 it will be 1.2 rounded to the nearest tenth
You would round up to 6.3
Round it UP.... to 65.9
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It is 2.6 to the nearest tenth because .5 rounds up to .6
Simply by rounding up by 1/100 to 8.00, which is the nearest tenth.
19.89 would round to 19.9 to the nearest tenth because we look at the hundredth column and if it is greater than five we round the tenth number up 1.