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What are Two Decimals That Can Be Rounded To 4.09?
Two decimals that can be rounded to 4.09 are 4.085 and 4.086. When rounding to the nearest hundredth, both of these decimals round up to 4.09.
How many four-place decimals can round to 0.05?
There are 99 of them - using the IEEE standard of rounding half to even
Why does 2.94 round to 2.9?
it rounds to that number because the number 4 is lower so they take that number out of the picture.
What is the purpose of rounding?
It gets rid of unnecessary clutter and so allows you to focus on what is important.
When multiplying decimals do you line them up?
Yes you do that is very important when doing a decimal problem.* * * * *It is important for other basic binary operations but NOTmultiplication.
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