BNU1501
Basic Numeracy
Assignment 01 for Semester 01 (compulsory)
Unique Number 823796
Due: 20 February 2020
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Question 1
Round 10.34791 off to three decimal digits.
[1] 10,347
[2] 10,348
[3] 10,034
[4] 11,348
Answer:
[2] 10,348
You want to keep three digits, so the “7” will be the last digit. The next digit is “9”, which is more than
5. Add 1 to the “7” and drop the “91” part to get 10,348.
Question 2
Round 10.99458 off to two decimal digits.
[1] 11,00
[2] 10,00
Basic Numeracy
Assignment 01 for Semester 01 (compulsory)
Unique Number 823796
Due: 20 February 2020
Disclaimer
Distribution of this document is illegal.
Users may therefore not share, reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, or resell this document.
I cannot guarantee results for the student. The opinions expressed are in good faith and while every
care has been taken in preparing this document, I make no representations and give no warranties of
whatever nature in respect of this document, including but not limited to the accuracy or
completeness of any information, facts and/or opinions contained therein.
The result of a student is dependent on many factors including a student’s study habits, and
engagement in study groups.
In no event will I be held liable for the use of and reliance of the opinions and findings in this document.
Question 1
Round 10.34791 off to three decimal digits.
[1] 10,347
[2] 10,348
[3] 10,034
[4] 11,348
Answer:
[2] 10,348
You want to keep three digits, so the “7” will be the last digit. The next digit is “9”, which is more than
5. Add 1 to the “7” and drop the “91” part to get 10,348.
Question 2
Round 10.99458 off to two decimal digits.
[1] 11,00
[2] 10,00
