Math, asked by charviii4301, 9 months ago

224.91 to the nearest whole number

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Answered by charusharma64

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224.91 should be rounded off to the nearest whole number, So we should consider the number which is after the decimal point (.) that is we should consider 9. Since 9 is greater than 5 we must add to the number which before the decimal point (.)

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