a 2.346, 2.562, 4.335, 8.122 b 3.125, 7.3781, 9.696, 0.34 c 2.38, … · 2018. 9. 7. · 16 001 to...
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Imagine you are designing a task on rounding decimals.
You would like to give the students a list of numbers and ask them to round them to 2 decimal places.
Which of the following lists (if any) would be best to use? Why?
A 2.346, 2.562, 4.335, 8.122
B 3.125, 7.3781, 9.696, 0.34
C 2.38, 73.495473, 39.9962, 1.53472
D The above lists are equally good
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