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''10' is the answer!!!!!
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How do you round 12.536 to the nearest one?
Rounding 12.536 to the nearest one would give you 13.
Estimate by rounding each amount to the nearest dollar 13.13 plus 18.64?
13.13 equates to 13 and 18.64 equates to 19 dollars (After Rounding) 13 + 19 = 32 dollars
What is 12.67 rounded to?
It depends what you are rounding it to.. Nearest whole number = 13 also could be 12.7
How do you round the 6 in 12.60?
If rounding to the nearest whole number, it is closer to 13 than to 12.
What is 26 percent off of 51.23?
13.3198 Simplified to nearest tenth: 13.3 Simplified to nearest whole number: 13
What is the answer if you round 13 to the nearest ten?
Rounding 13 to the nearest ten would be 10
12.65kg what is the nearest to kilo?
Using rounding rules, 13 is the nearest kilo.
How do you round 12.536 to the nearest one?
Rounding 12.536 to the nearest one would give you 13.
What is the sum for rounding 12.85 to the nearest whole number?
13
Estimate by rounding each amount to the nearest dollar 13.13 plus 18.64?
13.13 equates to 13 and 18.64 equates to 19 dollars (After Rounding) 13 + 19 = 32 dollars
What is 12.67 rounded to?
It depends what you are rounding it to.. Nearest whole number = 13 also could be 12.7
How do you round the 6 in 12.60?
If rounding to the nearest whole number, it is closer to 13 than to 12.
What is 12.5 to the nearest whole number?
Well, darling, 12.5 is smack dab in the middle of 12 and 13, so when rounding to the nearest whole number, you'll be cozying up to good ol' 13. So, 12.5 rounded to the nearest whole number is 13. Hope that clears things up for ya!
Round off 13.4 to the nearest integer?
13.
What is 13 rounded to the nearest 10?
10
How do you solve 13 rounded to the nearest 10?
10
Round 13 to the nearest 10?
Oh, dude, rounding 13 to the nearest 10 is like, so easy. You just look at the number, see that it's closer to 10 than 20, and bam, you got yourself a 10. So, 13 rounded to the nearest 10 is... drumroll please... 10! Like, mind-blowing, right?
