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A measurement is given as the length of an onion cell is 0.4mm to the nearest tenth of a millimeter. Find the minimum & maximum possible measurements
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A measurement is given as the length of an onion cell is 0.4mm to the nearest tenth of a millimeter. Find the minimum & maximum possible measurements
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A measurement is given as the length of an onion cell is 0.4mm to the nearest tenth of a millimeter. Find the minimum & maximum possible measurements
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0.35mm-0.45mm The actual length of the onion cell must be something that rounds to .4mm. Anything lower than 0.35mm would be closer to .3mm and anything over .45 would be closer to .5mm.
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The least number which approximates to 0.4mm to the nearest tenth is 0.35 while the largest number which approximates to 0.4mm to the nearest tenth is 0.449
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the minimum & maximum possible measurements are 0.35 and 0.449 respectively.
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