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Chapter 1: Q. 239 (page 69)

In the following exercise, round each number to the nearest (a) hundredth (b) tenth (c) whole number:

5.781

Short Answer

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The solution for (a) hundredth, (b) tenth and (c) whole number number are5.78,5.8and6 respectively.

Step by step solution

01

Part (a) Step 1. Given information

Round decimals:5.781

02

Part (a) Step 2. Calculation

We have, 5.781=5.781since8isinhundredthplace=5.7811isremovedsinceitislessthan5=5.78

So, 5.781rounded to the nearest hundredth is5.78

03

Part (b) Step 1. Calculation

We have,

5.781=5.781since7isintenthplace=5.781since8isgreaterthanorequalto5,1willbeaddedto7=5.8

So,5.781rounded to nearest tenth is5.8

04

Part (c) Step 1. Calculation

We have,

5.781=5.781since5isinonesplace=5.781since7isgreaterthanorequalto5,1willbeaddedto5=6

So, 5.781rounded to nearest whole number is 6.

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