2 years ago

Round to the nearest tenth. 4.8367

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kakasveta [241]2 years ago

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Answer:

Number = 4.8367

Rounded to the nearest tenth means, rounded to the number after the decimal point.

We will have to round down because the hundredth is less than 5

So, we get,

4.8367 becomes, 4.8

Therefore 4.8367 rounded to the nearest tenth = 4.8

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