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Q: What is 19.9976 to 2 DP?
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What is the height of a triangular shape with the base 14 meters and other two sides 11 meters and 8 meters respectively?

The height, is 6.3 metres (to 2 dp).The height, is 6.3 metres (to 2 dp).The height, is 6.3 metres (to 2 dp).The height, is 6.3 metres (to 2 dp).


What is 5.5814 to 2 dp?

It is: 5.58


When you get two decimals how do you know where to put the decimal point in the product?

Count the numbers of digits after the decimal points (DP) in the two numbers.Add these numbers together.Calculate the product, including any trailing 0s.Place the DP so that the number of digits after the DP is the same as the sum of the digits after the DP (step 2).Thus, for 15.38 * 0.0045The first number has 2 digits after the DP, the second has 4, so sum of digits after DP is 2+4 = 6.1538*0045 = 69210.The answer must have 6 digits after the DP so you need to insert a 0 after the DP to make it .069210 which can then be simplified to .06921


What is the square root of 5.456 to 2 dp?

2.34


What equals 104?

There are infinitely many possible answers. 52 + 52, 51 + 53, 50 + 54, ... ,1 + 103, 0 + 104, -1 + 105, ... : there are infinitely many such pairs. Then consider numbers to 1 decimal place: 51.9 + 52.1, 51.8 + 52.2, 51.7 + 52.3, ... : again, infinitely many pairs. and then 2 dp: 51.99 + 52.01, 51.98 + 52.02, ... then 3 dp, 4 dp, 5 dp, all the way to infinitely many dp. Next, consider triplets: 34 + 35 + 35, 34 + 34 + 36, 34 + 33 + 37 and so on. Again, with 1 dp, 2 dp, and on and on. Then start with multiplication. 1*104, 2*52, 3*34.66..., 4*26 etc and again with 1 dp, 2 dp, and so on. Then you have other, algebraic functions. But I hope that by now, you have got the point!