if the amount is in dollars, rounding to 2 dp: $1018.52 If the amount is in cents, rounding to 0 dp: ¢1019
Yes, if you are rounding to the nearest ten. No, if you are rounding to the nearest whole number.
1/8 of $1 = 17.5 cents = 18 cents (general consensus in currancy is rounding up)
$266.67 (using the usual rounding rule of rounding up if the value is 5 or greater)
44 x 50 cents = 2200 cents or 22 dollars.
599999 if rounding to the nearest 300000 with no rounding up to the nearest 300000 multiple. Granted normally you would not define your rounding rule that way, but there is no fixed rounding rule.
50 cents is 50 cents anywhere
50 cents of 100 cents is 50% or 1/2.
It would be 50. In rounding up, we add one and truncate the digits after the decimal point. In rounding down, we just truncate the digits. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounding#Common_method
Yes $0.50 is the same as 50 cents
Rounding does away with unnecessary detail and thereby makes calculations easier.
50 percent of 20 cents = 10 cents
if the amount is in dollars, rounding to 2 dp: $1018.52 If the amount is in cents, rounding to 0 dp: ¢1019
Yes, if you are rounding to the nearest ten. No, if you are rounding to the nearest whole number.
Yes. 50 cents of a dollar is 50 percent of a dollar.
1/8 of $1 = 17.5 cents = 18 cents (general consensus in currancy is rounding up)
$266.67 (using the usual rounding rule of rounding up if the value is 5 or greater)