What this question simply asks about is you write the numbers it gave you in only one digit by 10 to the power of n. Where n represents the number of shifts of the decimal point.
And to get this number to be one digit, then you have to approximate.
To approximate; you should always consider that less than 5 counts zero and 5 or more counts+1.
Example:
5.3 is approximately 5
5.5 is approx. 6
5.9 is also approx. 6
and so on.
So the final answers are;
1) 4*10^13
2) 5*10^-11
Please note that 10^positive integer will cause the decimal point to move to the right which means a number greater than 1, usually, while 10^negative integer means number smaller than 1, usually.
Hope this helps.
Answer:
No.
Step-by-step explanation: for x=3, y is not the same
y=1,3,5,7 or 9
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The median is located at the 2.5th position, which is halfway between the values 52 and 57.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Median is referred to as the Middle term of a set of Data when ordered in Ascending/Descending order.
Consider the numbers 50, 230, 52, and 57
Arranging them in an Ascending Order
50, 52, 57, 230
The number of data in the set is even.
Dividing the data into two halves (50, 52 and 57, 230)
The median is halfway between the two halves.
The median is located at the 2.5th position, which is halfway between the values 52 and 57.
