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4 years ago

What 7.3087 rounded to the nearest thouaanth

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7.309
The thousandth is third number to the right of the decimal. We round 5+ up and 4- we round down.
So we round the decimal into third place, the fourth place is the 7 so we round that up, and we get 7.309

Nostrana [21]4 years ago

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If you round 7.3087 to the nearest thousandth it would be 7.3090.

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