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What is 9.382 to 1dp?
9.4
What is 21.2264 in 1dp?
It is: 21.2
How do you round 14.003 to 1dp?
14.0
What is 62.1935 rounded to 1dp?
62.2
What is round 8.76 to 1dp?
8.8
What is 17.23 rounded to 1dp?
17.2
What is 19.98 rounded to 1dp?
The correct answer is 20.0
What percent is 38 of 288?
13.2 percent (rounded to 1dp).
What is the circumference of the circle 17.4cm?
Circumference of a circle is equal to pi*diameter, or 2*pi*radius, so if d=17.4cm, c=54.7cm (to 1dp), if r=17.4cm, c=109.3cm (to 1dp).
Calculate to 1DP the radius of a sphere when the surface area is 150?
The radius is 3.45
How do you round 276.32 to 1dp?
It is: 276.3 because 0.02 is less than 0.05
What is 8.91 to 1dp?
8.91 to one decimal place (1dp) is 8.9. This is achieved by rounding the number to the nearest tenth, which involves looking at the second decimal place. Since the second decimal place is 1 (which is less than 5), we round down.
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