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3 years ago

76.3 nearest whole number

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76.3 to the nearest whole number is....

76 (it remains the same because the number behind is a 3 (it isn't 5 or higher)

:) Hope it helps

slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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76. You round down since it is not 5 or greater

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