2 years ago

Round 4.25 to the nearest one decimal place

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7 0

So if the number is less than 5, then round down to 0
if the number is 5 or more then round up to 10
4.25
5=5 so
4.2+0.10=4.3

Sergeu [11.5K]2 years ago

5 0

$4,25 \approx 4,3 \ to \ the \ nearest \ one \ decimal \ place.$

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