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sharaff
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Sir,
I was wondering if it will be fine if I write the numbers in millions with 2 d.ps even if the figures in the question are given in thousands?
John Moffat
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Surely you would need 3 decimal places (not 2)?
However I do not understand why you would want to do this. If the figures in the question are in thousands then use thousands in your answer.
humai
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Sir I do not understand that why need 3 decimal places (not 2)? Can you tel me an example? And secondly in this exam, marks are not deducted for rounding na?
John Moffat
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$1,000 is $0.001M.
Marks are not deducted for rounding unless it is ridiculous rounding.
However again, if the figures in the question are given in thousands than used thousands in the answer. I cannot understand why you would want to do different.
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