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Round . to the nearest hundred.Answer:
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Q. Round . to the nearest hundred.Answer:
- Identify Digits: Identify the digit in the hundreds place and the digit to its right.The hundreds place is the third digit from the right of the decimal point. In , the hundreds place is occupied by the digit '', and the digit to its right is ''.
- Determine Rounding: Determine whether to round up or round down.Since the digit to the right of the hundreds place is , which is or more, we round up.
- Round Up Hundreds: Round up the hundreds place digit.The hundreds place digit is . When we round up, we add to this digit, which results in . However, since we cannot have a in a single digit place, we carry over the to the next left digit, which is the thousands place.
- Adjust Remaining Digits: Adjust the remaining digits. After rounding up, all digits to the right of the hundreds place become zero. The thousands place digit was , and with the carryover from the hundreds place, it becomes . Again, we cannot have in a single digit place, so we carry over the to the ten-thousands place.
- Continue Carrying Over: Continue carrying over as necessary.The ten-thousands place digit was '', and with the carryover, it becomes ''. There are no more carryovers needed, so the final rounded number is .
