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Chapter 5: Q. 21 (page 283)

Approximate each number using a calculator. Express your answer rounded to three decimal places.

e1.2

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3.320

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01

Step 1. Given 

Given expression

e1.2

02

Step 2. Calculation 

on calculating using calculator we get

e1.2鈮�3.320116

on rounding it off up to three decimal places we get

e1.2鈮�3.320

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