Jake earns $12 for each hour worked. The equation y = 12x can be used to model this situation, where x represents the number of
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First, look at the digits less than one one-hundredth (
, or .01):
0.00416
See if that number is closer to the higher or lower hundredth:
(if the first digit is 5 or greater, then higher;
if the first digit is 4 or lower, then lower)
Since 4 is closer to the lower hundred, round down
0.00416 -> 0.00000
Add this to the digits we didn't touch:
<span>17,546.32000 + 0.00000 = 17,546.32
</span>17,546.32416 rounded to the nearest hundredth is C. <span>17,546.32</span>
0.00416
See if that number is closer to the higher or lower hundredth:
(if the first digit is 5 or greater, then higher;
if the first digit is 4 or lower, then lower)
Since 4 is closer to the lower hundred, round down
0.00416 -> 0.00000
Add this to the digits we didn't touch:
<span>17,546.32000 + 0.00000 = 17,546.32
</span>17,546.32416 rounded to the nearest hundredth is C. <span>17,546.32</span>