Предмет: Математика, автор: seredina03

1) Округли числа с точностью да десятков.
732 2944 588 6821 324 6682
2) Округли эти же числа с точностью до сотен.
3) Если число 6682 округлить до тысяч, то в каких разрядах должны стоять нули?
Округли четырёхзначные числа из пункта 1 с точностью до тысяч.
4) Округли числа с точностью до десятков тысяч.
10324 66827 24642
5) с какой точностью округлено каждое число?
327847=327800
596968=597000
168294=170000

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Автор ответа: Timca

732-730 2944-2940 588-590 6821-6820 324320 6682-6680
732-700 2944-2900 588-600 6821-6800 324-300 6682-6700
6682-7000 нули в сотнях, десятках и единицах
2944-3000 6821-7000 6682-7000
10324-10000 66827-67000 24642-25000
327847=327800 сотни
596968=597000 тысячи
168294=170000 десятки тысяч

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