The hundredths place in this scenario is 5. If you round it up, you get 10, which means that it would turn into 6 since it comes after 5. In conclusion, the answer is 14.96.
14.955 the 1 in this case is in the TENS place the 4 is in the ONES place the 9 is in the TENTHS place the first 5 is in the HUNDREDTHS place and the second 5 is in the THOUSANDTHS place so to round 14.955 to the nearest hundredth you must stop it at the hundredths place (where the first 5 is) but since you are rounding you must look at the number behind it (the second 5 in the thousandths place) to see if you will remain at .95 or round up to .96 since the number behind the hundredths place is a 5 we will then round the whole number up to 14.96 because when the number in the place after the one you are rounding to is 5 or more then you round up if 4 or less u round back down
The <u>second image</u> in the diagram is a hyperbola. As can be seen, the plane cutting the cone can be at any angle but never equal to the slant angle of the cone. This has a very important implication. The plane cuts both cones of the double-napped cone. The third double-napped cone of Figure 3 shows two hyperbolas.
