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What 30000.48978 rounded up

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Fudgin [204]3 years ago

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Answer:

Rounded to the nearest ones: 30000

Rounded to the nearest tenths: 30000.5

Rounded to the nearest hundredths: 30000.49

Rounded to the nearest thousandths: 30000.490

Rounded to the nearest ten-thousandths: 30000.4898

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