
Using inequality notation for errors in calculations
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- Q1__________ are the digits in a number that contribute to the accuracy of the number. The first significant figure is the first non-zero digit.Important numbersReal numbersEstimated numbersSignificant figures30s
- Q2When a number, , is rounded to the nearest integer the result is 35. Select the numbers which complete the error interval for :andandandand30s
- Q3A long road is made up of 3 sub roads. The 1st road measures 35 m (2 s.f), the 2nd road is 41 m (2 s.f) and the 3rd road is 48 m (2 s.f). Find the error interval for the length of the long road.30s
- Q4A wall is in an L-shape. All the lengths are given to 1 d.p or the nearest integer. Work out the error interval for the area of the wall.30s
- Q5A square has lengths in cm given to 1 decimal place. The error interval of the perimeter of the square is . Work out the length of the square correct to 1 d.p.7.47.27.88.07.630s
- Q6A square has lengths in cm to 1 decimal place. The error interval of the area of the square is . Work out the length of the square to 1 d.p.5.3 cm5.6 cm5.5 cm5.4 cm5.8 cm30s