pound these decimals to two decimal places: \( \begin{array}{lll}\text { a) } 0,0458 & \text { b) } 32,131 & \text { c) } 2,0849 \\ \text { d) } 3,927 & \text { e) } 0,07049 & \text { f) } 0,00907 \\ \text { Round these decimals to three decimal places: } & \\ \begin{array}{lll}\text { a) } 18,18092 & \text { b) } 0,18314 & \\ \text { d) } 13,84077 & \text { e) } 0,07049 & \text { c) } 5,7249\end{array}\end{array} \begin{array}{lll}\text { f) } 9,99999\end{array} \)

Let's have some fun with rounding! Here’s how our decimals shake out once we get the scissors out and trim them down: For two decimal places: a) 0,0458 → 0,05 b) 32,131 → 32,13 c) 2,0849 → 2,08 d) 3,927 → 3,93 e) 0,07049 → 0,07 f) 0,00907 → 0,01 Now for three decimal places: a) 18,18092 → 18,181 b) 0,18314 → 0,183 c) 5,7249 → 5,725 d) 13,84077 → 13,841 e) 0,07049 → 0,070 f) 9,99999 → 10,000 Hope this helps you round up some fun! Keep it up!