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Rounding Decimals

Rounding Decimals. Are you sitting on the floor or are you climbing the vine?. What is 5290 ÷ 5?. 5. Non-Response Grid. 0. Rounding Decimals Rhyme. “Zero to four, stay on the floor, Five to nine climb the vine.”. Rounding Rules.

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Rounding Decimals

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  1. Rounding Decimals Are you sitting on the floor or are you climbing the vine?

  2. What is 5290 ÷ 5? 5 Non-Response Grid 0

  3. Rounding Decimals Rhyme “Zero to four, stay on the floor, Five to nine climb the vine.”

  4. Rounding Rules • Look at the digit to the RIGHT of the place value being rounded • The digit being rounded remains the same if the digit to the RIGHT of it is 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4 (stays on the floor) • The digit being rounded goes up to the next highest value by one if the digit to the right of it is 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 (climbs the vine) • After rounding, all the digits after the digit rounded are dropped.

  5. Examples • Round to the ones place: 18.44 • Eight is in the ones place. The digit to the RIGHT of 8 is four. “1, 2, 3, 4 stay on the floor” (stay the same), so the 8 stays the same. • The number rounds to 18 and the digits after the 8 are dropped. • Round to the hundredths place: 42.768321940248 • Six is in the hundredths place. The digit to the RIGHT of it is 8. “5, 6, 7, 8, 9 climb the vine” (round up one), so the 6 rounds up to 7. • The number rounds to 42.77 and the digits after the 6 (now 7) are dropped.

  6. Round 0.849 to the hundredths place

  7. Round 49.775 to the tenths place 0 of 5

  8. Round 0.1487 to the tenths place 0 of 5

  9. What happens when you round 6.9998 to the thousandths place? 0 of 5

  10. Exit Slip: What place value do you round to when rounding to the nearest cent, or the nearest penny? 5 0

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