Asked by purplebananas

Find the greatest possible error for the given measurement if it is to the nearest 10 miles.
150 mi
a. 5 mi
b. 75 mi
c. 0.5 mi
d. 7.5 mi



Find the greatest possible error for each measurement.

18.9 m
a. 0.01 m
b. 0.5 m
c. 9.45 m
d. 0.05 m


Find the greatest possible error for each measurement.
4 1/2 oz
a. 1/4 oz
b. 2 1/2 oz
c. 1 oz
d. 2 1/4 oz



Find the greatest possible error for each measurement.
1 3/4 c
a. 1/2 c
b. 1/4 c
c. 1/6 c
d. 1/8 c



Find the greatest possible error for each measurement.
3 ft
a. 1 ft
b. 1/2 ft
c. 1/4 c
d. 1/6 c




Find the greatest possible error for the given measurement if it is to the nearest 10 miles.
350 mi
a. 0.5 mi
b. 5 mi
c. 17.5 mi
d. 175 mi


How do you work the greatest possible error?



























Answers

Answered by Steve
It has to do with rounding. If rounding to the nearest 10 miles, and assuming integer values, then

145 - 154 all round to 150
So, the greatest error is 5 miles.

The others work the same way.
Answered by jay
1a
Answered by shania
150
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