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0.333333333 to the nearest thousand

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ruslelena [56]1 year ago

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Based on the explanation below, rounding 0.333333333 to the nearest thousand will give us 0.333.

<h3>How do we round a number to the nearest thousand?</h3>

The number 0.333333333 can be rounded to the nearest thousand as follows:

The first 3 after the decimal point is referred to as tenths.

The second 3 after the decimal point is referred to as hundredths.

The third 3 after the decimal point is referred to as thousandths, and this is our target.

Since the fourth 3 after the decimal point is less than 5, this implies that we are going to round it down and it will not change the third 3 after the decimal point.

Therefore, we have:

Rounding 0.333333333 to the nearest thousand = 0.333

Learn more about rounding here: brainly.com/question/1285194.

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