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4 years ago

ROUND 94.2932406088 TO THE NEAREST HUNDRETH HELP

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94.2932406088
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hundredth

94.29xxxxxxxxx

If xxxxxxxxx < .005, round to 94.29
If xxxxxxxxx > or = .005, round to 94.30

Because 0.00324 < 0.005, It rounds to 94.29

s344n2d4d5 [400]4 years ago

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94.2932406088 to the nearest hundreth is 94.29. Hope this helps!

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