What is 250.6 rounded to the nearest hundredth?

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250.6 is your number

The "6" in .6 right after the decimal is the tenths place

So right after the tenths place is the hundredths place

But as you can see in 250.6, there is no hundredths place you can see so it is 0

250.60 is the same as 250.6

So 250.6 is already rounded to the nearest hundredths

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