Rounding \( x=-22.75359 \) Round \( x \) to the nearest integer (whole number): Round \( x \) to 1 decimal place: Round \( x \) to 2 decimal places: Round \( x \) to 3 decimal places: Round \( x \) to 4 decimal places:

To round \( x = -22.75359 \) to the nearest integer, we look at the digit immediately after the decimal point. Since the first digit after the decimal is 7 (which is 5 or greater), we round down to -23. To round \( x \) to 1 decimal place, we again look at the second digit after the decimal point, which is 5, prompting us to round down to -22.8. For rounding to 2 decimal places, we observe the third digit, which is 3, so we remain at -22.75. When rounding to 3 decimal places, the fourth digit (5) makes us round up, resulting in -22.754. Lastly, for 4 decimal places, given that the fifth digit (9) is greater than 5, it causes us to round up to -22.7536.