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simplify 659/8. what is the answer rounded to the nearest whole number?
82.375
What is 65.85 rounded to the nearest tenth?
65.9
Which expression represents a number that is six times as large as the sum of 4 and 659?
It could be: 6*(4+659)
Is 659 a prime or composite number?
It is prime, it has no factors.
What is 234 out of 659 as a percentage?
To calculate 234 out of 659 as a percentage, you would divide 234 by 659 and then multiply by 100. This gives you approximately 35.51%. This means that 234 is 35.51% of 659.
simplify 659/8. what is the answer rounded to the nearest whole number?
82.375
What is the answer for 659 to be rounded off to the nearest hundred?
700
What is the answer for 659 to be rounded off to the nearest ten?
660
What number is the opposite of 659?
Additive opposite = -659 Multiplicative opposite = 1/659 = 0.001517 (approx)
What number is lesser than 659?
Infinitely many Numbers. EDIT: Every number below 659 will be smaller than 659.
Is 6867 divisible by 9?
No. The quotient of 659 and 9 is not a whole number.
What is 65.85 rounded to the nearest tenth?
65.9
What is 659 rounded to the nearest hundred?
700
How do you compute rounded numbers?
Simply to look at the number and ask "what is the nearest 1000", or, "what is the nearest whole number? etc" Or follow the rules: Basically divide by (say,) 1000) add 1 if the decimal part is 0,5 or greater, and discard the decimal bit ("rounding"), and multiply back by the original divisor. So for example 658879 -> 658.879 -> 659 -> 659000 has been "rounded to the nearest 1000". Quite often people want to round to the nearest whole number, which simply means ignore the decimal bit if less than 0.5 , or add 1 unit if greater than 0.5 the throw away the decimal bits, for example 34.6 -> 35 . That's actually the same route as the first example, but of course multiplying by 1 first etc is a waste of time.
Is 659 a prime number?
Yes. It has no factors.
What is 245 rounded to the nearest hundreds?
200
Which expression represents a number that is six times as large as the sum of 4 and 659?
It could be: 6*(4+659)
