0.4612 rounded to the nearest hundredth= what percentage?

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Question:Round the decimal to the nearest hundredth;then write it as a percentage

<span>Problem: 0.4612=___(<rounded)=___(<percentage)

</span>0.4612 =~ 0,46 (rounded) = 0,46 = 46 (percentage)

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