Round the number to the place value given. 1,370,945 rounded to the ten-thousand is.
1 answer:
Explanation:
The question requires that we round the given number to Ten-thousand
To do so, we will have to write the place values of the numbers first
Next, we find the digits before the Ten-thousand digits and then approximate the value
One of the principles to use is that
numbers from 0 to 4 are rounded to 0
while numbers from 5 to 9 are rounded to 1
In our case, The thousand digit is 0, so we round down to 0, then we add to the Ten-thousand digits and convert each of the numbers before the Ten-thousand digits to 0
Thus, we will have
Hence, the answer is 1,370,000
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Answer:
None of the expressions is simplified to 41.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to follow the P.E.M.D.A.S., this is:
P:Parentheses first.
E:Exponent next.
M:Multiplication.
D:Division.
(Multiplication and Division is whichever come first, from left to right)
A: Addition.
S: Subtraction.
(Addition and Subtraction is whichever come first, from left to right).
<u><em>We are going to analyze every option:</em></u>
1. 10+ 2.4 - 1
First we have to solve the multiplication:
Now we have to solve the addition and subtraction from left to right:
This is not a correct answer.
2. 10+2.(4-1)
We have to solve the parentheses first:
Now the multiplication and then the addition.
This is not a correct answer.
3. (10+23).4-1
We have to solve the parentheses first:
Now the multiplication and then the subtraction:
This is not a correct option.
4.
We have to solve the parentheses first, in the parenthesis first we have to solve: and then do the multiplication.
Now we have to solve the addition and subtraction from left to right:
This expression is not a correct option.
Then none of the expressions is simplified to 41.