Calculate by rounding off and compensating 823-273

1 answer:

8 0

Hi,
Not sure what exactly you want but the answer is 550.

You can compensate by subtracting 3 from 823 and subtracting 3 from 273 and after doing 820-270 you get 550.

Hope this helps!

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Calculate by rounding off and compensating 823-273​

Calculate by rounding off and compensating 823-273