Grade 10 Maths · Algebra
Round off to required accuracy
Round an answer to the number of decimal places asked, or to a sensible whole number (for example 3,4567 becomes 3,46, and 25,2 payments becomes 26).
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Question 7.2 · May/June 2025 · Paper 1 · National (DBE) · 5 marks
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3. Question 3.2.4 · September 2024 · Provincial · 3 marks
3.2 In a school of 70 Grade 10 learners, 32 learners take Economics (E), 43 take Mathematics (M) and 15 learners take neither of these two subjects. Let the number of learners who take both subjects be .3.2.4 The probability that a Mathematics learner is also a Physical Sciences learner is . Determine the number of learners that take Physical Sciences.(3)Show the memo (2 ticks)Memo
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2 marks · Calculate with percentages
- ✓Round to nearest whole number learners
1 mark · Round off to required accuracy
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4. Question 1.2 · March 2022 · Provincial · 1 mark
1.2 Round 34,4678 off to two decimals.(1)Show the memo (1 tick)Memo
- ✓Round off34,47
1 mark · Round off to required accuracy
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