Question

What is $7.63 rounded to the nearest dollar?

Answer 1

What do you think is the answer?

Answer 2

the smart score of yourself

Answer 3

7.00

Answer 4

No. It's not 7.

Answer 5

your own smartscore
is 8

Answer 6

8.

Answer 7

wtf stop giving answers away

Answer 8

If the decimal is more than 50, then it's rounded to the nearest unit.

Answer 9

the next unit*

Answer 10

What is $2,484 rounded to the nearest 1,000 dollars?

Answer 11

Erm. Is it close to 2,000 or 3,000?

Answer 12

3,000

Answer 13

Nope.

Answer 14

2,000

Answer 15

Yeah.

Answer 16

thanks

Answer 17

What is 1,899,944 rounded to the nearest million?

Answer 18

@Romero don't tell me what to do -_-

2,000,000 :)@candyforlife

Answer 19

@Compassionate If you can't explain then don't say it. I can give a different answer and I'm not more right than you just because I didn't explain it.

Answer 20

@Compassionate If you actually knew how to teach then the asker wouldn't be asking the same exact questions over and over again. Shows how much you are helping: http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/500ad564e4b0549a892f2a9d

Answer 21

I gave him the right answer the first time. He's either trolling or a dumbass.

Answer 22

@compassionate Hahah I think your the dumbass. Haha can't teach for pellet.

Answer 23

It's not very nice to directly insult someone. It's against the rules and can easily result in a warning from a moderator. Let's be logical, I gave him the answer when he clearly asked for it. He didn't ask for it to be explained, no text, just told us to round it. If he is unwilling to say anything further or add any detail than that is not my problem.

Answer 24

@compassionate It's called the code of conduct and yeah you are right. You are not suppose to insult people the same way you did to the asker. Giving answers is also against the code of conduct which makes me believe you haven't read it at all. Your last sentence clearly shows you are a bad teacher. Please be respect of other people if you want to be also treated with respect.

Answer 25

I'm not trying to teach people.
I've read the CoC.
I did not insult OP directly, I made a suggestion.

Answer 26

@Compassionate Hey that's the point of this site. It's not answers.com leave if you are just going to give answers.

Answer 27

Sometimes I give answers and sometimes I don't.

Do not question my infallible teaching skills!

Answer 28

@compassionate giving answers is not teaching. Do you go to school? You would know if you did

Answer 29

Do I go to school? Haha, funny.

Look, Romero, I see your point of view, and that's great, but my teaching methods are different than your own. I believe if a student can see a problem solved a number of times; then he will grasp the concept. If you haven't noticed, in a lot of the answers I give, I'll give a few example problems. On others I will give one example problem and walk them through the steps. Only on a few will I just give them the answer, and that's usually on really easy questions.

I hope you can understand that our methods of teaching differ and respect my own methods. This conversation is no longer worth my time if you are not willing to understand that people have different belies and concepts when it comes to certain topics. Good day, sir.