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How do you round up 0.095 to 1 decimal place? - Answers

Answer 1:0.095 to 1 dp = 0.1,Answer 2:Decimal rounding may seem tricky but it's actually no different than rounding whole numbers (e.g. 419 goes to 420; 1 goes to 0; and 25 goes to 30). You just simply look at the last decimal and say "FGL/FGH, or Four Go Low/Five Go High.So in this based on this we now see that the 9 in our hundredths place value is going up. Five go high. So now we sit at 0.1.



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Answer 1:0.095 to 1 dp = 0.1,Answer 2:Decimal rounding may seem tricky but it's actually no different than rounding whole numbers (e.g. 419 goes to 420; 1 goes to 0; and 25 goes to 30). You just simply look at the last decimal and say "FGL/FGH, or Four Go Low/Five Go High.So in this based on this we now see that the 9 in our hundredths place value is going up. Five go high. So now we sit at 0.1.



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How do you round up 0.095 to 1 decimal place? - Answers

Answer 1:0.095 to 1 dp = 0.1,Answer 2:Decimal rounding may seem tricky but it's actually no different than rounding whole numbers (e.g. 419 goes to 420; 1 goes to 0; and 25 goes to 30). You just simply look at the last decimal and say "FGL/FGH, or Four Go Low/Five Go High.So in this based on this we now see that the 9 in our hundredths place value is going up. Five go high. So now we sit at 0.1.

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      Answer 1:0.095 to 1 dp = 0.1,Answer 2:Decimal rounding may seem tricky but it's actually no different than rounding whole numbers (e.g. 419 goes to 420; 1 goes to 0; and 25 goes to 30). You just simply look at the last decimal and say "FGL/FGH, or Four Go Low/Five Go High.So in this based on this we now see that the 9 in our hundredths place value is going up. Five go high. So now we sit at 0.1.

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