It is not given. If the number 115 was rounded to the nearest integer, there would be no way of determining the digit in the tenths place. If the number was written as 115.0 then the answer would be 0.
No. A whole number has no decimal part (or nothing but zeros after any decimal point present). As a recurring decimal 0.345345.... = 115/333
To the nearest ten, 120 To the nearest hundred, 100
Yes, it's just like 115 to the nearest hundred is 100. If the last two digits is less than 50 you have to round down. -15 to the nearest hundred is also 0. -95 to the nearest hundred is -100. -115 to the nearest hundred is -100. I'm not sure what -50 to the nearest hundred is, though!
100 lol
It is: 115
115 already is rounded to the nearest whole number...Rounded to the nearest 10, it is 120.Rounded to the nearest 100, it is 100.
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Here 80 is less than 115.which is dividend is less than divisor.80 cant be divisible by 115. quotient will come in decimals.our question is nearest no to 80 divisible by 115.so starting first number in 115 multiplication table is 115. so 115 is the answer.
115 ÷ 14 = 8.214 or 8 times with a remainder of 3.
It is not given. If the number 115 was rounded to the nearest integer, there would be no way of determining the digit in the tenths place. If the number was written as 115.0 then the answer would be 0.
To find out what whole numbers can be divided by 115, first find the multiples. 115 x 2 = 230 115 x 3 = 345 115 x 4 = 460 etc.. All the results are multiples of 115. In this case 230, 345, and 460 are all divisible by 115.
115 rounded to the nearest ten is 120
No. A whole number has no decimal part (or nothing but zeros after any decimal point present). As a recurring decimal 0.345345.... = 115/333
To the nearest ten, 120 To the nearest hundred, 100
Yes, it's just like 115 to the nearest hundred is 100. If the last two digits is less than 50 you have to round down. -15 to the nearest hundred is also 0. -95 to the nearest hundred is -100. -115 to the nearest hundred is -100. I'm not sure what -50 to the nearest hundred is, though!
100 lol