A. Rounding Off A.1 Rounding A student rounded off the following calculator displays to three significant figures. Indicate if the rounded number is correct. If it is incorrect, round off the display value properly. Calculator Student's Correct (yes/no). Corrected (if needed) Display Rounded Value 24.4704 24.5 143.63212 144 532 800 530 0.00858345 0.009 8. 8.00 17

A. Rounding Off A.1 Rounding A student rounded off the following calculator displays to three significant figures. Indicate if the rounded number is correct. If it is incorrect, round off the display value properly. Calculator Student's Correct (yes/no). Corrected (if needed) Display Rounded Value 24.4704 24.5 143.63212 144 532 800 530 0.00858345 0.009 8. 8.00 17

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