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3 years ago

97,818Rounded to the nearest 10th

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97,818

unless you mean 97.818 --> 97.8

EXPLANATION
97,818 is not a decimal, so you cannot round it.

IF it is 97.818
the last 8 would make 1 into 2.
but 2 is less than 5
5 and over means you can make the next number bigger.
4 and lower means you keep the same.
hence the next 8 stays the same since 1 is less than 5.

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