The mean is when you find the average of a set of numbers by adding them together and dividing the sum by how many numbers were in the set. Your set of numbers were 75, 89, and 30. The mean of these numbers would be 64.66. Since the 6 is ongoing you would round it and it would end up as 64.7. In some cases though, you might need to round it to the whole number. If so the mean would be 65.
I assume you mean to round it up to the second decimal place - in which case - you would round it up to read 84.38
You can round up to 800 or round down to 790. There are good statistical reasons for rounding numbers ending in 5 in such a way that the previous digit is even. This would mean rounding up to 800.
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If a decimal ends in a value greater than 0.50, then you round up, so 9.84 would round to 10.
If you were told to round two digit numbers to the closest 100, you could round everything from 10-99 to the nearest 100, inclusive of 10 and 99. I.e all two-digit numbers round up to 100. This is because "to the nearest hundred" does not mean "up to 100, or down to zero", since "zero" is not in the "hundred's" catagory. i.e you can only round up to 100.This means you have 89 seperate two-digit number which will round up to 100.
Sometimes you round up or round down numbers to get close to the correct answer so that you can make sure that your answer is right. If your answer is not close to the rounding down of the numbers you are using then you need to look it over and do it again.
Lets just say you have an answer of 7.89, OK? By rounding that number up, you make it 8. When you round up numbers, you take your number and kinda 'pull' it up to the closest whole number.
The mean is when you find the average of a set of numbers by adding them together and dividing the sum by how many numbers were in the set. Your set of numbers were 75, 89, and 30. The mean of these numbers would be 64.66. Since the 6 is ongoing you would round it and it would end up as 64.7. In some cases though, you might need to round it to the whole number. If so the mean would be 65.
If the numbers suggest that you should not then it is not better to round.
up, so you would round 3.5 to 4.
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The numbers are 58, 59 and 60.
We can't tell what the numbers are without spaces between them. You know what the numbers are. Add them up and divide that total by how many numbers you added. Round that number to the nearest tenth. In any given set, the arithmetic mean is the average, which is the sum total of the numbers divided by how many numbers there are. Ex. (10, 17, 20, 45, 68) 68 + 45 + 20 + 17 + 10 = 160 There are 5 numbers in this set. 160/5 = 32 The mean is 32.
The percentage of the horse's UTs are very rarely whole numbers. If you are calculating the UTs of a horse, simply round up or round down (less than 5, you round down. 5 and up, you round up!). However, the actual UT stats (such as 670 out of 700 intelligence, just as an example) are always whole numbers.
Oh, dude, like any number that's 600 or greater rounds up to 600. So, 601, 602, 603, and so on. But, like, anything below 600 just stays where it's at. So, like, 599, 598, and 597 are just chilling below 600.
No, the numbers are already rounded. The answer is 1300.