IXL | Round a number to any place: up to hundred thousands

Complete the table. Round 415,424 to each place.

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Complete the table. Round 632,359 to each place.

To round a number, first find the place you want to round to. Then, look at the digit one place to the right.

You were asked to complete the table.

Start by rounding 632,359 to the nearest hundred thousand. Find the digit in the hundred thousands place and the digit one place to the

right.

632,359

Since 3 is less than 5, you should round down.

632,359

↦

600,000

So, if you round 632,359 to the nearest hundred thousand, you get 600,000.

Next, round 632,359 to the nearest ten. Find the digit in the tens place and the digit one place to the

right.

632,359

Since 9 is greater than 5, you should round up.

632,359

↦

632,360

So, if you round 632,359 to the nearest ten, you get 632,360.

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