Depends if you 're rounding up to the nearest hundred, tens, units or 100ths etc... It is not possible to tell you without knowing what unit you wish to round it up with respect to.
Oh, dude, 452 to the nearest 100 is 500. You just round up because 452 is closer to 500 than it is to 400. It's like, not rocket science, man.
452/1000
452, exactly as in the question.
Radius squared times pi 12X12=144X3.14=452.16 452 sq. ft.
CDLII = 452.
Oh, dude, 452 to the nearest 100 is 500. You just round up because 452 is closer to 500 than it is to 400. It's like, not rocket science, man.
500
The digit in the ones position is a 2, so we round down, to give 450 as the answer.
When rounding 452 to the nearest whole number, you look at the digit in the ones place, which is 2. Since 2 is less than 5, you would round down to 452. Therefore, 452 rounded to the nearest whole number remains 452.
Well, darling, to find out how many times 35 needs to be multiplied to be larger than 452, you simply divide 452 by 35. The answer is approximately 12.914, so you would need to round up to 13 times. So, 35 times 13 is indeed larger than 452. Math doesn't lie, hun.
2 percent of 452 is 9.04. .02 * 452 = 9.04.
2:452:452:452:45
452+400=852
452/1000
452, exactly as in the question.
Radius squared times pi 12X12=144X3.14=452.16 452 sq. ft.
The digit in the ones position is a 2, so the number is rounded down, giving 450 as the answer.