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What is 382 to the nearest hundreds?
382 to the nearest hundreds is 400
How do you round 382 to the nearest hundred?
To round 382 to the nearest hundred, you would look at the digit in the tens place, which is 8. Since 8 is greater than or equal to 5, you would round up the hundreds digit by 1. Therefore, 382 rounded to the nearest hundred is 400.
What is 500 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
500
What is 80'000 rounded to nearest hundreds?
80,000 is already rounded to the nearest hundreds.
What is 5.476 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
0
What is 4.106 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
0
What is 382 rounded to the nearest tenth?
382.0
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8500
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554600
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6900
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98300
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712500
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