0.5 Rounding
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Mathematics
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4th - 5th Grade
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Jim Cross
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0.5 Rounding Numbers and Decimals
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The first step to rounding is learning the names of the digits above and below the decimal point.
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The first step to rounding is learning the names of the digits of a number above and below the decimal point.
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The process is the same when rounding after the decimal point,
except zeros at the end are not necessary
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In this example, the 9 rounds up to 10, the zero goes in the tenths place and everything below it becomes a zero.
The 1 is carried over to the ones place
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When directed to round a certain number of places, this is the number of digits after the decimal point.
In this example the number in the third place is 7. The number after it is bigger than 5, so the 7 goes up by 1.
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When directed to round to the nearest "whole number" or nearest "integer"
This is the same as rounding to the ones place
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