At my own expense, I have leased time from the local Cray lab and submitted the problem to the operators there.
They report that yes, against all odds and appearances, 13.65 is indeed greater than 2.398.
Ah, rounding numbers can be quite fun! If we look at 2398 and want to round it to the nearest 10, we see that the last digit is 8, which is closer to 10 than 0. So, 2398 rounded to the nearest 10 is 2400. Just a little adjustment to make the number more comfortable and pleasing to the eye.
1365
195
The LCM is 30030.
1400
If that's 2398 liters, it's already rounded to the nearest liter. If it's some other unit of measure, you should indicate what it is.
It is: 365+1000 = 1365
Ah, rounding numbers can be quite fun! If we look at 2398 and want to round it to the nearest 10, we see that the last digit is 8, which is closer to 10 than 0. So, 2398 rounded to the nearest 10 is 2400. Just a little adjustment to make the number more comfortable and pleasing to the eye.
1365
11 321
292, as a percentage of 1365 is 100*292/1365 = 21.392% (to 3 dp)
195
1365
The LCM is 30030.
1365
The LCM is 1365.
You multiply the decimal value by 100: 1365 x 100 = 136,500 %