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3 years ago

How about blank CDs aspect 34.57 what is the amount rounded to the nearest dollar

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Numbers greater than 5 are rounded up, and numbers 4 and lower are rounded down.

37.57 - This number is greater than 5 so we round up to 38.00 dollars.

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