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Round to the Nearest 10

Quiz by Rachel Reid

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Round 23 to the nearest ten (10)
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Round 57 to the nearest ten (10).
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9 questions

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Round 23 to the nearest ten (10)

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Round 57 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 98 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 42 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 11 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 65 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 83 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 46 to the nearest ten (10).

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Round 18 to the nearest ten (10).

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