Math worksheet for rounding decimal numbers to two decimal places.

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## ✔ PART 1: ROUNDING TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES (2dp)

🔢 Rounding Rule:

To round to 2 decimal places, look at the third decimal digit (the thousandths place):
- If it’s 5 or greater, round up the second decimal place.
- If it’s 4 or less, leave the second decimal place unchanged.

Let’s go one by one:

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1) 0.249 →
Third digit = 9 → round up → 0.25
✔ Answer: 0.25

2) 2.613 →
Third digit = 3 → keep as is → 2.61
✔ Answer: 2.61

3) 5.479 →
Third digit = 9 → round up → 5.48
✔ Answer: 5.48

4) 8.951 →
Third digit = 1 → keep as is → 8.95
✔ Answer: 8.95

5) 4.736 →
Third digit = 6 → round up → 4.74
✔ Answer: 4.74

6) 8.604 →
Third digit = 4 → keep as is → 8.60
✔ Answer: 8.60

7) 0.265 →
Third digit = 5 → round up → 0.27
✔ Answer: 0.27

8) 7.093 →
Third digit = 3 → keep as is → 7.09
✔ Answer: 7.09

9) 6.154 →
Third digit = 4 → keep as is → 6.15
✔ Answer: 6.15

10) 9.107 →
Third digit = 7 → round up → 9.11
✔ Answer: 9.11

11) 4.978 →
Third digit = 8 → round up → 4.98
✔ Answer: 4.98

12) 13.43 →
Already has only 2 decimals → no change → 13.43
✔ Answer: 13.43

13) 7.596 →
Third digit = 6 → round up → 7.60
✔ Answer: 7.60

14) 2.075 →
Third digit = 5 → round up → 2.08
✔ Answer: 2.08

15) 15.069 →
Third digit = 9 → round up → 15.07
✔ Answer: 15.07

16) 11.079 →
Third digit = 9 → round up → 11.08
✔ Answer: 11.08

17) 0.58 →
Already 2 decimals → 0.58
✔ Answer: 0.58

18) 24.867 →
Third digit = 7 → round up → 24.87
✔ Answer: 24.87

19) 20.472 →
Third digit = 2 → keep as is → 20.47
✔ Answer: 20.47

20) 18.905 →
Third digit = 5 → round up → 18.91
✔ Answer: 18.91

21) 12.241 →
Third digit = 1 → keep as is → 12.24
✔ Answer: 12.24

22) 27.815 →
Third digit = 5 → round up → 27.82
✔ Answer: 27.82

23) 0.926 →
Third digit = 6 → round up → 0.93
✔ Answer: 0.93

24) 9.398 →
Third digit = 8 → round up → 9.40
✔ Answer: 9.40

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## 📌 PART 2: MATCH EACH NUMBER TO ITS NEAREST HUNDREDTH

You’re given numbers like 0.526, 0.523, etc., and a list of hundredths: 0.51, 0.52, 0.53, ..., 0.60.

“Nearest hundredth” means round each number to 2 decimal places — same as above!

Let’s match them:

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Given numbers:
- 0.526 → rounds to 0.53 → matches 0.53
- 0.523 → rounds to 0.52 → matches 0.52
- 0.544 → rounds to 0.54 → matches 0.54
- 0.585 → rounds to 0.59 → matches 0.59
- 0.562 → rounds to 0.56 → matches 0.56

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Also given on right side:
- 0.507 → rounds to 0.51 → matches 0.51
- 0.545 → rounds to 0.55 → matches 0.55
- 0.581 → rounds to 0.58 → matches 0.58
- 0.598 → rounds to 0.60 → matches 0.60

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✔ FINAL MATCHES (Draw arrows from left/right numbers to their rounded value in the center column):

Left Side:
- 0.526 → 0.53
- 0.523 → 0.52
- 0.544 → 0.54
- 0.585 → 0.59
- 0.562 → 0.56

Right Side:
- 0.507 → 0.51
- 0.545 → 0.55
- 0.581 → 0.58
- 0.598 → 0.60

*(Note: The example already shows 0.526 → 0.53, which is correct.)*

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## 🧾 FINAL ANSWER SUMMARY:

Part 1: Rounded to 2dp

1) 0.25
2) 2.61
3) 5.48
4) 8.95
5) 4.74
6) 8.60
7) 0.27
8) 7.09
9) 6.15
10) 9.11
11) 4.98
12) 13.43
13) 7.60
14) 2.08
15) 15.07
16) 11.08
17) 0.58
18) 24.87
19) 20.47
20) 18.91
21) 12.24
22) 27.82
23) 0.93
24) 9.40

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Part 2: Matching to Nearest Hundredth

Draw arrows as follows:

- 0.526 → 0.53
- 0.523 → 0.52
- 0.544 → 0.54
- 0.585 → 0.59
- 0.562 → 0.56
- 0.507 → 0.51
- 0.545 → 0.55
- 0.581 → 0.58
- 0.598 → 0.60

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