. If you ask to round 6.0865 to the nearest tenths, what process are you going to do? * round up round down adding subtracting

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. If you ask to round 6.0865 to the nearest tenths, what process are you going to do? *

round up
round down
adding
subtracting

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Answer:

round up to make 6.1

Explanation:

round up because 8>5

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