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s2008m [1.1K]4 years ago

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7/16 is .4375, rounding to the nearest hundredth means you find the value that is two to the right of the decimal place, and use the 3rd number after as a basis to round it. Since 7 is greater then 5, you'll round the second number place up, putting your answer as .44, tack that onto the end of the 26 and you have 26.44 as your answer, or as a fraction, 26 11/25

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