Rounding Decimals (A) worksheet from Math-Drills.com, designed to help students practice rounding decimals to the nearest tenth.

You’re asked to round each decimal to the nearest tenth.

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✔ How to Round to the Nearest Tenth:

The tenth place is the first digit after the decimal point.

To round:
1. Look at the hundredths digit (the second digit after the decimal).
2. If it’s 5 or greater, round the tenths digit up.
3. If it’s 4 or less, leave the tenths digit unchanged.
4. Drop all digits after the tenths place.

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Let’s go through each number and round it:

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#### Row 1:
- 86,67 → hundredths digit is 7 → round up → 86,7
- 77,11 → hundredths digit is 1 → stay same → 77,1
- 4,3 → no hundredths digit (or 0) → stays 4,3

#### Row 2:
- 17,81 → 1 → stay → 17,8
- 2,86 → 6 → round up → 2,9
- 85,93 → 3 → stay → 85,9

#### Row 3:
- 33,33 → 3 → stay → 33,3
- 80,32 → 2 → stay → 80,3
- 54,38 → 8 → round up → 54,4

#### Row 4:
- 32,57 → 7 → round up → 32,6
- 87,74 → 4 → stay → 87,7
- 67,15 → 5 → round up → 67,2

#### Row 5:
- 56,07 → 7 → round up → 56,1
- 90,14 → 4 → stay → 90,1
- 40,78 → 8 → round up → 40,8

#### Row 6:
- 28,92 → 2 → stay → 28,9
- 99,1 → no hundredths → 99,1
- 45,99 → 9 → round up → 46,0 *(Note: 9 rounds up, so 45.9 becomes 46.0)*

#### Row 7:
- 20,9 → already at tenths → 20,9
- 75,98 → 8 → round up → 76,0
- 58,68 → 8 → round up → 58,7

#### Row 8:
- 83,04 → 4 → stay → 83,0
- 90,97 → 7 → round up → 91,0
- 1,85 → 5 → round up → 1,9

#### Row 9:
- 69,87 → 7 → round up → 69,9
- 45,25 → 5 → round up → 45,3
- 8,69 → 9 → round up → 8,7

#### Row 10:
- 65,81 → 1 → stay → 65,8
- 61,57 → 7 → round up → 61,6
- 34,31 → 1 → stay → 34,3

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✔ Final Answer (Rounded to Nearest Tenth):

```
86,7 77,1 4,3
17,8 2,9 85,9
33,3 80,3 54,4
32,6 87,7 67,2
56,1 90,1 40,8
28,9 99,1 46,0
20,9 76,0 58,7
83,0 91,0 1,9
69,9 45,3 8,7
65,8 61,6 34,3
```

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📌 Note: In some countries (like many in Europe), a comma is used as the decimal separator — which is what this worksheet uses. So “86,67” means eighty-six and sixty-seven hundredths, not eighty-six thousand sixty-seven.

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