652 = 4225, There are no whole numbers between only one number.
It is: 652.00 but to the nearest hundred it is 700
The answer depends on the extent to which the answer is to be rounded.
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The Roman numeral DCLII corresponds to the number 652 in decimal notation.
Rounded to the nearest hundred, 652 is approximately equal to 700.
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652 = 4225, There are no whole numbers between only one number.
It is: 652.00 but to the nearest hundred it is 700
650 because 4 or will get you to the start the number. 5 or more will get you to like: 19 to 20
The answer depends on the extent to which the answer is to be rounded.
The two numbers, in their hundreds, on either side of 652 are:600 - which is 652 - 600 = 52 away, and700 - which is 700 - 652 = 48 away.Of these two, the nearer is 700.
Any positive number has two square roots, one positive and one negative. In this instance, rounded to two decimal places, sqrt(652) = ±25.53. (That is, 25.53 and -25.53).
The two tens, on either side of 652 are 650 and 660. Which one is nearer? 652 - 650 = 2 660 - 652 = 8 So clearly 650 is nearer and that is the answer. There is a problem when the original number ends with a 5 and both the sums give 5 as the answer. Some people believe that you should always round 5 upwards. That is wrong because it introduces an upward bias in the results. For one digit (0) you don't require rounding, for 4 of them (1,2,3,4) you round down and for 5 of them (5,6,7,8,9) you round up. So you are rounding up more often than down. That is where the bias come in. The recommended solution to that bias is to round 5 so that the last significant digit is even.
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