Numbers 0 to 4 round down; 5 to 9 round up. 54 rounds to 50. 55 rounds to 60. So 50 rounds to 100.
0. 50 and up round to 100. 24 is less than 50 so 0.I am correct.
Yes.
10 cls: screen 10: window (-100, -100) - (100, 100) 20 pset (0, 50) 30 line - (-50, -50) 40 line - (50, -50) 50 line - (0, 50)
if the last two digits are lesser than 50 (e.g. 8634), you round down by making the last two digits 0 (in this case, 8600).If the last two digits are greater than 50 (e.g. 8662), you round up by adding 1 to the hundreds and making the last two digits 0 (in this case, 8700).If the last two digits are exactly 50, you can round up or down, your choice.
Numbers 0 to 4 round down; 5 to 9 round up. 54 rounds to 50. 55 rounds to 60. So 50 rounds to 100.
0. 50 and up round to 100. 24 is less than 50 so 0.I am correct.
From 0 to 49 you round down, from 50 to 99 you round up. So the answer is 100
Neither, because 50 is right in the middle of 0 and 100
30 does not round to a nearest hundreds place. This is because it is under 50, so it would round to 0. If it was 50 or greater it would round up to 100.
x + 50 = 2x + 100 50 = 2x+100-x 50 = x + 100 50-100=x -50=x -50+50=0 -100+100=0 it is zero
Yes.
Anything from 50 to 99
0
10 cls: screen 10: window (-100, -100) - (100, 100) 20 pset (0, 50) 30 line - (-50, -50) 40 line - (50, -50) 50 line - (0, 50)
To 100.
Anything from 50 to 149.