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DONT alway add a ZERO

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you can round decimals with number

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Look at tenths place
45.68

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thousands hundreads tens ones tenths hundreadths thousandths

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add one more to the one you have if the number next to it has to be five

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add one more to the one you have if the number next to it has to be five

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ex; 145.659 r to the  nearest tenth 145.7

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remember your placement

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I               5 or more

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4 or less let it rest 5 or more rais the score

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4 or less let it rest 5 or more rais the score

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Look At (The Place To The Right)

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you should remember like it is a hundred charts!

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you should remember like it is a hundred charts!

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when you round always go to the right

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1st look at the tenths place 2nd look at the number next to it and if it is more than 5  so like 23.567  the 6 is more than 5 so it would make the 5 go to a 6 but if it was under 4 than it would stay the same

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you underline the number you are rounding and go to the right. Then you watch out for the numbers 

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you underline the number you are rounding and go to the right. Then you watch out for the numbers 

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1-4 or

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if it is lower than 5 round down if it is 5 or more roun

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if it is 5 or more the number you are rounding goes up

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if it is 5 or more the number you are rounding goes up

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you can round to tenths,hundreths,thousanths,ones,tens,hundreds,and thousands

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you need to look at the tenths hundedths and thousandths.

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you need to look at the tenths hundedths and thousandths.

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Underline the thenth if you are rounding to the nearset tenth then circle the hundreth. If it is above the number 5 you add 1. If it is below 5 you leave it be