Rounding Numbers and Rules

In this video, Julia Carson from Mastery Math explains how to round whole numbers to various place values, including tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, and hundred thousands. She introduces the rounding rule 'five or more, raise the score; four or less, let it rest' and provides multiple examples to illustrate the concept. The video also addresses common confusions students may have when rounding numbers. Julia concludes by inviting viewers to subscribe and share feedback.

What is the main topic of the video presented by Julia Carson?

• Fractions and Decimals

• Algebraic Expressions

• Numbers and Operations

• Geometry and Shapes

According to the rounding rule, what should you do if the digit to the right is 5 or more?

• Let it rest

• Raise the score

• Ignore it

• Subtract one

What should you do if the digit to the right is 4 or less when rounding?

• Add one

• Let it rest

• Raise the score

• Subtract one

When rounding 987,352 to the tens place, what is the result?

• 987,350

• 987,400

• 987,360

• 987,300

What is the rounded value of 987,352 to the nearest ten?

• 987,400

• 987,300

• 987,360

• 987,350

What is the rounded value of 987,352 to the nearest ten?

• 987,350

• 987,360

• 987,400

• 987,300

What is the rounded value of 987,352 to the hundreds place?

• 987,300

• 987,350

• 987,400

• 987,500

What is the rounded value of 987,352 to the nearest hundred?

• 987,300

• 987,400

• 987,350

• 987,500

What is the rounded value of 987,352 to the nearest hundred?

• 987,300

• 987,400

• 987,350

• 987,500

Rounding 987,352 to the thousands place gives which result?

• 987,400

• 987,000

• 988,000

• 987,500