Round 0.63 to the nearest ten thousandths

To round 0.63 to the nearest ten-thousandths, we first need to add zeros to represent the digits up to the ten-thousandths place:

\[
0.63 = 0.6300
\]

The digit in the ten-thousandths place is the second zero (fourth decimal place). Since the next digit, in the hundred-thousandths place, is also 0, we don't need to round up.

Thus, \( 0.63 \) rounded to the nearest ten-thousandths is:

\[
0.6300
\]

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**Tip:** When rounding, always check the digit immediately after the place value you're rounding to!

Learn how to round the decimal 0.63 to the nearest ten-thousandths. This step-by-step guide explains the process of rounding to specific decimal places, showing that 0.63 becomes 0.6300 when rounded to the ten-thousandths place. Suitable for Grades 4-6.

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