"Rounding" means, in this case, find the nearest multiple of 10. The problem here is that it's just as close to 150 as to 160. Computers will usually round this UP (i.e., to 160), but there are other sets of rules, which are sometimes used, which would sometimes round such numbers UP, sometimes DOWN (in an effort to reduce statistical bias, by rounding more numbers up than down). When a number is exactly in the middle, as in this case, it really depends which sets of rules are supposed to be used.
Oh, dude, 155 rounded to the nearest ten is like 160. It's like, you know, closer to 160 than 150, so that's where it lands. So, like, if you were trying to, like, estimate something, that's the number you'd go with.
It is then 740 when rounded to the nearest ten.
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rounded to the nearest ten... it would be 420.
It rounds to 160
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It is already rounded to a whole number as 155
Oh, dude, 155 rounded to the nearest ten is like 160. It's like, you know, closer to 160 than 150, so that's where it lands. So, like, if you were trying to, like, estimate something, that's the number you'd go with.
155 is 15500 percent
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It is then 740 when rounded to the nearest ten.
36,184 rounded to the nearest ten thousands place is 40,000.
2602 rounded to the nearest ten is 2600.
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Rounded to the nearest ten it is: 564,630