The number \(-6.331\) rounded to the nearest thousandth is \(-6.331\). Since the thousandth place is already a 1, no rounding is needed.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. How do you round to the nearest hundredth?
2. What is \(-6.331\) rounded to the nearest hundred?
3. How do you round numbers with more decimal places, like \(-6.3317\)?
4. Can rounding change the magnitude of negative numbers significantly?
5. How does rounding affect very small decimals?

**Tip:** When rounding, always look at the next digit to determine if rounding up or down is needed (if the digit is 5 or higher, round up).

Discover how to round the number -6.331 to the nearest thousandth. This example illustrates the rules of rounding decimal numbers, including working with negative values. Suitable for Grades 5-7.

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