Rounding Decimals to the Nearest Hundredth

The video tutorial explains how to round numbers to the nearest hundredth. It begins by identifying the place value to round to, specifically the hundredth place. The tutorial provides two examples: one where the number in the hundredth place remains the same and another where it rounds up. The decision to round up or keep the number the same is based on the digit following the hundredth place. If this digit is five or greater, the number rounds up; if it is four or less, it stays the same.

What is the first step in rounding numbers to a specific place value?

• Round up the number immediately.

• Look at the number after the specified place value.

• Identify the number in the specified place value.

• Decide if the number is five or greater.

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How do you decide whether to round up a number?

• If the following number is greater than six.

• If the following number is less than five.

• If the following number is exactly five.

• If the following number is five or greater.

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In rounding to the nearest hundredth, what role does the digit following the hundredth place play?

• It is used to calculate the sum.

• It is always rounded up.

• It is irrelevant to the rounding process.

• It determines whether to round up or keep the same.

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After identifying the hundredth place, what is the next step in rounding a number?

• Multiply the hundredth place by two.

• Subtract five from the following digit.

• Examine the digit immediately after the hundredth place.

• Round the number to the nearest ten.

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What happens to the hundredth place if the digit after it is less than five?

• It is rounded up.

• It remains unchanged.

• It is rounded down.

• It is increased by two.

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What is the rounded answer of a number if the digit after the hundredth place is four?

• It cannot be determined.

• 1540

• 1538

• 1539

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What indicates that you need to round up the hundredth place?

• The digit after it is seven or greater.

• The digit after it is exactly five.

• The digit after it is less than five.

• The digit after it is five or greater.

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What is the correct rounded answer when the digit after the hundredth place is seven?

• 8.65

• 8.63

• 8.62

• 8.64

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