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3 years ago

25.691 rounded to the greatest place

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To round off the value of 25. 691 to its greatest place. We first have to determine the highest order in the number which is tens. That is, 20. 000 = tens 5. 000 = ones 0. 600 = tenths 0. 090 = hundredths 0. 001 = thousandths.

Conclusively, the value of 25. 691 if we round it off will be 30. 000 (tens place). Notice the rounding off rules of 5-9.

Hope this helps!

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The answer for this equation is 25

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