COPY THE TABLE BELOW IN YOUR NOTEBOOK. THEN ROUND EACH ITEM TO THE NEAREST HUNDREDTHS AND THOUSANDS

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What’s the items number. ? When rounding everything in front of the decimal find the place value it wants you to round then if it’s 5 or below round the the lowest whole number. If it’s behind a decimal you would do the same thing. It’s the number is higher than 5 round it up.

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