What is 3.1 rounded to the nearest whole number

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7 0

To do this you have to round the 3. It is the same things as asking to round to the ones place.
To the right of the 3, is a 1. Since this digit is not bigger than a 5, the 3 stays the same.
Your answer is 3

GalinKa [24]3 years ago

4 0

3, anything under .5 is the same number. if its 5 and above the next number up

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