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Do you mean the nearest ten thousand, ten thousandths usually 4 places after the decimal

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259,345,278 = 259,345,278.00000

I know it's all 0's after the decimal, but let's write it like this just for now:  259,345,278.abcde

(that's so we can tell the difference between which 0 we're talking about)

The 0 sitting on the d is in the ten thousandths place.  The next digit over is 0, which is less than 5, so the 0 in the ten thousandths place doesn't round up.

Answer: 259,345,278.abcd = 259,345,278.0000 = 259,345,278

259,345,278 is already rounded to the nearest ten thousandth.
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