Well, it certainly isn't a whole number. You have to specify according to what rule you want to get a whole number. Two common rules are: (a) Truncating; get the whole part (in this case 12), and discard the decimals. (b) Round to the nearest whole number; in this case the result would be 13.
Well, it certainly isn't a whole number. You have to specify according to what rule you want to get a whole number. Two common rules are: (a) Truncating; get the whole part (in this case 12), and discard the decimals. (b) Round to the nearest whole number; in this case the result would be 13.
Well, it certainly isn't a whole number. You have to specify according to what rule you want to get a whole number. Two common rules are: (a) Truncating; get the whole part (in this case 12), and discard the decimals. (b) Round to the nearest whole number; in this case the result would be 13.
Well, it certainly isn't a whole number. You have to specify according to what rule you want to get a whole number. Two common rules are: (a) Truncating; get the whole part (in this case 12), and discard the decimals. (b) Round to the nearest whole number; in this case the result would be 13.
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Well, it certainly isn't a whole number. You have to specify according to what rule you want to get a whole number. Two common rules are: (a) Truncating; get the whole part (in this case 12), and discard the decimals. (b) Round to the nearest whole number; in this case the result would be 13.
octal was invented in china in 1256
1256 = MCCLVI
They are: MCCLVI = 1256
There are an infinite amount of answers to that. 1141.5 is exactly half way between them.
The product of a whole number and another whole number is a whole number.