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you round decimals like this:1,836.58-lets say that you need to have the 5 underlined.you rounded it to the nearest hundreth.now you have 1,836.6 now.

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You circle the number next to the number you want to round the if it's above 5 you higher the other number by 1 . If it's below 5 it stays the same .

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First you have to write the number you are going to round the find what you are going to round the number you found to so when you do you underline the number you are rounding the you circle the number next to it ,so when you you circle it you round it  and how you round it is if it is five or more raise the score four or less let it rest so say your number is 125,345 and we are going to round to the thousands place the three is four or less so , you underline the five and and circle the three so round is and then you get 125,000 and that is how you round your numbers .

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First you have to write the number you are going to round the find what you are going to round the number you found to so when you do you underline the number you are rounding the you circle the number next to it ,so when you you circle it you round it  and how you round it is if it is five or more raise the score four or less let it rest so say your number is 125,345 and we are going to round to the thousands place the three is four or less so , you underline the five and and circle the three so round is and then you get 125,000 and that is how you round your numbers .

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You can round decimals by rounding normally and then you leave the number like it was except where you rounded it also you can add zeros to the end if you want (five or more raise the score, four or less let it rest).

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You underline the number your rounding and circle the number behind it. Everything in front of that number stays the same everything behind it become a zero.

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You write a number you put the decimal where you want it.Then you underline the number that you want to round.Then you circle  the number behind the number you are rounding.Then you draw a arrow number that has the circle to the number you

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3.456 well if you round the tenthsyou would underline the 4 and then circle the 5 and since the 5 is 5 or more you have to raise the score by one number.Everything behind the number turns into a zero. You don't have to turn the decimal numbers into zeros you the it blank.

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first you underline the named place, and then you circle the number to the right of that place. If the number is greater than you have to raise the score, if it is four or less let it rest

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you have to circle the number to the left of the number your rounding.Underline the number your rounding.if the number you circled is 5 or higher make the underlined number 1 higher.If the circled number is 4 or lower keep the number the same.

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first you underline the number the number that you are rounding then you circle the number that your going to round to the nearset tenths if its 5 is more then raise the score 4 or less let it rest then if its five or more you change the number to a six or any number, if it is less then leave it the same and add zeros

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YOU round decimals by underlining any number you are asked to underline then you circle the number next to it and if the circled number is fiver or more you change the underlined number and if the circled number is 4 or less do not change the underlined number and that`s how you round decimals.

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the why you round decimals is like you find the number you are rounding to and then after you under line the number you cricel the number to the right and then you see if the number is over five and four below and then you round the number

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Rounding decimals is similar to rounding regular numbers. Here is how to do it. First, you need to figure out what place value to round in. next you underline that number in the correct place. Next, you circle the digit behind it. Here is an example. (4.670 underline the six and circle the seven). Then, if your circled digit is 5 or more, raise the score, and if it is 5 or less, let it rest. Mine is larger that five, so I am going to change my 6 to a 7. ( 4.7) As you can see in my example, you do not need t add your zeroes, and that everything in front of it stays the same. That is how you round decimals

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first, you underline the number you are rounding to. Then, you circle the number behind it and then you say, "Five or more raise the score,four of less, let it rest and if it is five or more , you change the number that is underlined to 1 greater, if it is less, you leave it to say the same. next, all of the numbers to the left, stay the same, and all of the numbers to the right, you can turn to zeros, but when you are using decimals, you dont have to write anything.

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the first thng you do  islook at witch number your rounding like if you were roungi th number 34. 57   to the nearest tenth  you yould underline the thing you were rounding and cicrcle the number to the  right like this  a
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then if the number you circle is less than 4 it stays th same if it is higher it goes up. then everythng behind it stays the same everything in front of it turns to zeros.

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You round decimals by first, you underline the number you are rounding.Next, you circle the number next to it (right) then if the number is 4 or less let it rest if it is 5 or more raise the score. So the number that you underline should either be one number higher or the same. Then every thing to the left stays the same and every thing to the right turns to a 0.

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to round decimals you do regular rounding but you don t have to add the 0

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I do  underline the number then i