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Find the value of x. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. example of
answer: 3.1*
3.
7
9
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Explanation:

if the question is to round 3.79 to the nearest tenth then here you go: *can't really grab you question, but....*

So, 3.79 to the nearest tenth would be 3.8

Why? How?

To round, you have to convert the farthest right value, which is 5 or higher, to one and add it to it's previous. So, 9 is higher than 5, could be 5, but can change to 1 and be added to it's previous 7 making 7 8, and that's how we get 3.8 (8 being the tenth of the decimal...hope I'm making sense. it's just the rules, how it works, and how I can explain it).

Hope you get it right and good luck :)

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