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1 year ago

Rank the following from most precise to least precise.1.4515100.0034

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aalyn [17]1 year ago

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The level of precision is given by the number of decimal places.

1.45 has a precision of 2 ( two decimal digits)

.0034 has a precision of 4 ( 4 decimal digits)

Numbers that end in zeros have negative precision:

100: has a precision of -2 ( 2 zeros)

15 : Whole numbers has precision 0.

From most precise to least precise:

.0034 - 1.45- 15 - 100

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