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3 years ago

Round 8.1845062 to the nearest hundred thousandths

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8.1845062

8.1845 << your answer.

the number 5 was in the hundred thousandths so to round it look at the next number and if it's less than 5, it stays the same but if it's more than 5 you round it up to the next number.

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