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Hi Bunuel, I hope you're having a pleasant day. Could you please clarify if the OA above is correct? Shouldn't 15.246 rounded to the nearest tenth be 15.3 as 6 can round up 4 to 5 and 5 can round up 2 to 3, leaving the nearest tenth as 15.3, or are we just going to ignore all the numbers before 4? Please help my understanding here. Thanks

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Wow,Bunuel, thank you so much. Well explained. Enjoy your day.

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