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Upper bounds and lower bouds
Hi,
I am just quite confused with upper bounds and lower bouds.
Say the lenght of a rectangle is 7cm
Will the upper bound be 7.45 cms and the lower bound be 6.55 cms
Is that right ?
And moreover say if the lenght of a rectangle is 7.5 cms
what will be the upper bound and lower bounds
Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated
-Thanks
I am just quite confused with upper bounds and lower bouds.
Say the lenght of a rectangle is 7cm
Will the upper bound be 7.45 cms and the lower bound be 6.55 cms
Is that right ?
And moreover say if the lenght of a rectangle is 7.5 cms
what will be the upper bound and lower bounds
Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated
-Thanks
Reply 1
What has the orignal amount been rounded to, as in 1cm, ect
Reply 3
barath90
Hi,
I am just quite confused with upper bounds and lower bouds.
Say the lenght of a rectangle is 7cm
Will the upper bound be 7.45 cms and the lower bound be 6.55 cms
Is that right ?
And moreover say if the lenght of a rectangle is 7.5 cms
what will be the upper bound and lower bounds
Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated
-Thanks
I am just quite confused with upper bounds and lower bouds.
Say the lenght of a rectangle is 7cm
Will the upper bound be 7.45 cms and the lower bound be 6.55 cms
Is that right ?
And moreover say if the lenght of a rectangle is 7.5 cms
what will be the upper bound and lower bounds
Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated
-Thanks
If it's 7cm correct to the nearest full number, it would be 6.5 and 7.5.
For the second one, if its correct to 2 s.f. (it will tell you this in the question) it would be 7.45 and 7.55.
Reply 4
barath90
OP
girl_in_black
If it's 7cm correct to the nearest full number, it would be 6.5 and 7.5.
For the second one, if its correct to 2 s.f. (it will tell you this in the question) it would be 7.45 and 7.55.
For the second one, if its correct to 2 s.f. (it will tell you this in the question) it would be 7.45 and 7.55.
it says 7cm to the nearest integer
Reply 5
???
Reply 6
barath90
it says 7cm to the nearest integer
an integer is a whole number (can be positive, negative and just 0) so what i said is correct
Reply 7
6.5 and 7.5 arn't integers though? i'm confused, sorry.
Reply 8
lol2003
6.5 and 7.5 arn't integers though? i'm confused, sorry.
no, but the question is saying that 7 was rounded to the nearest whole number, therefore it could have been anything between 6.5 and 7.5 before it was rounded.
Reply 9
barath90
OP
The next sum :
formula g = 2L/T^2 sinx
To calculate an estimate for g
T = 1.3 correct to 1 decimal place
L = 4.50 correct to 2 decimal places
x = 30 correct the nearest integer
Calculate the upper bound and lower bound of g nearest to 3 centimentes.
The only doubt i have in this sum is will the upperbound of 1.3 be 1.35 and the lower bound be 1.25
formula g = 2L/T^2 sinx
To calculate an estimate for g
T = 1.3 correct to 1 decimal place
L = 4.50 correct to 2 decimal places
x = 30 correct the nearest integer
Calculate the upper bound and lower bound of g nearest to 3 centimentes.
The only doubt i have in this sum is will the upperbound of 1.3 be 1.35 and the lower bound be 1.25
Reply 10
barath90
The next sum :
formula g = 2L/T^2 sinx
To calculate an estimate for g
T = 1.3 correct to 1 decimal place
L = 4.50 correct to 2 decimal places
x = 30 correct the nearest integer
Calculate the upper bound and lower bound of g nearest to 3 centimentes.
The only doubt i have in this sum is will the upperbound of 1.3 be 1.35 and the lower bound be 1.25
formula g = 2L/T^2 sinx
To calculate an estimate for g
T = 1.3 correct to 1 decimal place
L = 4.50 correct to 2 decimal places
x = 30 correct the nearest integer
Calculate the upper bound and lower bound of g nearest to 3 centimentes.
The only doubt i have in this sum is will the upperbound of 1.3 be 1.35 and the lower bound be 1.25
what is centimentes? is it saying to do it to 3 decimal places? but i think what you said is correct.
Reply 11
barath90
OP
girl_in_black
what is centimentes? is it saying to do it to 3 decimal places? but i think what you said is correct.
I just typed what it said in the question
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