In order to round a number to the nearest thousandths, we have to check the number in the ten thousandths place:
1- If the number in the ten thousandths is less than 5, then the thousandths number will remain the same and all numbers after it will be converted to zeroes.
2- If the number in the ten thousandths is equal to or greater than 5, then the thousandths number will be incremented by 1 and all numbers after it will be converted to zeroes.
Applying this to the given number:
<span>1.80431
</span>The number in the ten thousandths position is 3 which is less than 5.
Therefore, rounding <span>1.80431 to the nearest thousandths will be:
</span>1.80400 which is equivalent to 1.804
Answer:
yes (answer in the comments) U^U
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(0,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are infinite number of (x,y) pairs in a line, so it should be easy to use any value for one of the coordinates (x or y) and find what the other coordinate should be. We can use a simple value that would make our solving easy, for example x = 0. We use this value to replace x in the equation of the line, and solve for y:
Therefore the pair (0,1) is a solution for the given equation.
Question 9:
cos x = 10/36
Take the inverse on both sides.
arccos(cos x) = arccos(10/36)
x = 73.8723797868
x = 73.87
Question 10:
tan 89 = x
57.2899616308 = x
57.29
