WRITING NUMBERS AS WORDS AND ROUNDING NUMBERSDollar and cents amounts are often rounded to the nearest cent, or the hundredths place.EXAMPLE$26.7443$683.1582SOLUTION$26.74$683.16PROBLEMSWrite as numbers.1. three thousand four hundred ninety-nine2. one hundred eleven and 3/,m dollars3. two hundred six and eighty-eight thousandthsWrite in word form.4. 5725. 2.8976. $325.10Round to the nearest place value shown.7. ten thousand8. thousand9. hundred10. ten327,975816,77726,312633611. one12. tenth13. hundredth28.9186.3795.5787Round 23,793,611 to the place value shown.14. millions15. ten millions16. thousands17. hundreds18. ten thousands19. hundred thousandsRound to the nearest place value shown.20. cent21. ten cents22. one dollar$87.2671$213.432$671.9823. ten dollars24. hundred dollars$5,982$12,785APPLICATIONSS25. As an accountant for the advertising agency of Phillips & Phillips, Marcia Strasser writes manychecks. Write each check amount in words.a. $27.83b. $121.77c. $569.14d. $8,721. 6526. Juan Sanchez, an inventory clerk for a lumber yard, often rounds inventory figures for easierhandling. Round the number from the inventory list to the nearest ten.a. grade 1 oakb. grade 2 oakC. grade 1 pined. grade 2 pine519 ft.795 ft.323 ft.477 ft.Appendix521

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ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter9: Counting And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

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