Round Decimals to Any Place - 5th Grade Math

$3$. Look at tenths: $9 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$2$. Look at tenths: $4 < 5$, so keep $2$.

$350$. Look at ones place: $7 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$10.0$. Look at hundredths: $4 < 5$, so keep $0$.

$83.48$. Look at thousandths: $6 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$1000.0$. Look at hundredths: $5 ≥ 5$, causes chain rounding.

Correct value: $4.3$. Look at hundredths: $6 ≥ 5$, so round up to $4.3$.

$7$ is in the hundredths place. Count two places right of the decimal point.

If that digit is $0$–$4$, keep; if $5$–$9$, increase by $1$. This is the standard rounding rule for decimals.

$300$. Look at tens place: $4 < 5$, so keep $3$.

$1$. Look at tenths: $5 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$10.1$. Look at hundredths: $5 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$83.476$. Already at thousandths place, no rounding needed.

$0.04$. Look at thousandths: $4 < 5$, so keep $4$.

$0.05$. Look at thousandths: $9 ≥ 5$, so round up.

$15.00$. Look at thousandths: $5 ≥ 5$, so round up to $15.00$.

$6.3$. Look at hundredths place: $2 < 5$, so keep $3$.

$0.14$. Look at thousandths place: $4 < 5$, so keep $4$.

The first digit to the right of the decimal point; value is $rac{1}{10}$. Each place value is $rac{1}{10}$ of the previous one.