Rounding Decimals To The Nearest Thousandth

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This video shows you how to round decimals to the nearest thousandth. First, you need to determine what number is in the thousandth position. Look at the number to the right and if it is 5 or greater you round up. If it is 4 or less, you keep that digit the same (round down).

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[likethisbunny_Pikmi]

Hey, i have a question that i cant find anywhere. How do you round 1.234 in its thousandths?

[ImprovedMath]

Check out how to round decimals to the nearest thousandth!!!

[VolleyWorld_]

How do you find the number, like 1.6238 how did it became number 4? I dont get it, all of the videos are the same, and that's the evidence that im not supposed to be the top 1 in my class 🙁

[amberh]

I still don’t understand where the thousandths place . I made a chart and I see 3 as the thousandths For example 2) 10.8394