SOLUTION: when finding a unit price,or price per unit,why should you round your answer to the hundredths place?

SOLUTION: when finding a unit price,or price per unit,why should you round your answer to the hundredths place?

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Question 559910: when finding a unit price,or price per unit,why should you round your answer to the hundredths place?
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Because it wouldn't make sense to round to the 1000ths place (since U.S. currency is usually measured in cents, or 100ths).
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