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Is 662 divisible by 3?
No.
What is 662 rounded to the nearest tens?
660
Can you round 662 to nearest ten and hundred?
662 to nearest 10 is 660662 to nearest 100 is 700To round a digit:look at the next digit and if it is half way or more add 1 to the rounded digit;replace all digits after the rounded digit with zeros:662 to nearest 10:digit after 10s digit is 2; not more than half way so don't add 1 to the 10s digit;replace the '2' with '0'.⇒ 662 to nearest 10 is 660 662 to nearest 100:digit after 100s digit is 6; more than half way so add 1 to 100s digit;replace the '62' with '00'⇒ 662 to nearest 100 is 700
What number is 100 more than 562?
100 + 562 = 662
How many. Times can 7 go into 662?
94 with a remainder of 4.
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