1. Round 74 to the nearest ten.

Circle your answer.

10 60 70 80

(1)

2. Round 852 to the nearest hundred.

Circle your answer.

800 850 860 900

(1)

3. Round 1483 to the nearest hundred.

Circle your answer.

1000 1400 1500 2000

(1)

4. Round 3.6 to the nearest whole number.

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5. Round 5277 to the nearest thousand.

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6. (a) Round 3925 to the nearest thousand.

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(1)

(b) Round 3925 to the nearest hundred.

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(1)

(c) Round 3925 to the nearest ten.

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(1)

(d) Round 17.89 to the nearest whole number.

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(1)

7. Round 833 to the nearest ten.

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(1)

8. A car weighs 2835kg

Round this to the nearest hundred kilograms.

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9. (a) Write the number 14351 in words.

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(1)

(b) Write the number 14351 to the nearest hundred.

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(1)

10. (a) Write the number 1906 in words.

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(1)

(b) Write the number twenty thousand, three hundred and twenty nine in
figures.

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(1)

(c) Write the number 1906 to the nearest ten.

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(1)

(d) Write the number 38 627 to the nearest thousand.

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11. Write the number 3627 correct to the nearest hundred.

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(1)

12. Write the number 38495 correct to the nearest 1000.

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(1)

13. A plane ticket costs £247

Round this amount to the nearest £10

£..........................
(1)

14. There are 2600 jelly beans in a jar to the nearest hundred.

Jack says that there could be 2538 jelly beans in the jar.
Mia says that there could be 2640 jelly beans in the jar.
Frank says that there could be 2651 jelly beans in the jar.

Which of three people is correct?

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(1)

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15. Round 4.63 to 1 decimal place.

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(1)

16. Round 9.18 to 1 decimal place.

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(1)

17. (a) Round the number 7.819 to one decimal place.

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(1)

(b) Round the number 7.819 to two decimal places.

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(1)

18. Write 25.733 correct to the nearest whole number.

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19. 123604 people attend a museum in November.

Round 123604 to the nearest thousand people.

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(1)

20. At a football match between City and Rovers, there were 4486 fans.

In the match report, 4486 was rounded to the nearest thousand.

(a) Write 4486 to the nearest thousand.

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(1)

At the football match 2156 hot drinks were sold.

The caters round this number to the nearest hundred.

(b) Round 2156 to the nearest hundred.

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(1)

During the match, Rovers had 47.47% possession of the ball during the game.

(c) Round 47.47 to the nearest whole number.

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21.

Holly works out the answer to 135.66 + 193.88 on a calculator.

Her answer is shown on the calculator.

(a) Round her answer to the nearest 10.

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(b) Round her answer to the nearest 100.

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(1)

(c) Round her answer to the nearest integer.

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(1)

(d) Round her answer to one decimal place.

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22. A litre of unleaded costs 171.9p

Write this amount to the nearest penny.

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(1)

23. (a) Write 5725 to the nearest 100.

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(1)

(b) Write 83.07718 correct to two decimal places.

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(1)

(c) Write 6.35 correct to 1 decimal place.

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(1)

(d) Write 129.34952 correct to 1 decimal place.

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(1)

(e) Write 65.047 correct to 2 decimal places.

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(1)

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T1S1
Significant Figures

Find the number of significant digits.

1) 0.139 2) 6.5

3) 6.005420 4) 0.0874000

5) 47.8923 6) 179.20

7) 0.05300 8) 28.730005

9) 372.02 10) 0.0009

11) Determine the number of significant figures in 1.090702.

12) Find the number of significant figures in 38.40.

13) How many significant figures are there in 0.006?

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T1S1
Significant Figures

Find the number of significant digits.

1) 1235567 2) 80

3) 098764 4) 012

5) 007633 6) 0005360

7) 200 8) 39300674

9) 607073 10) 010100

11) How many significant figures are there in 68745?

12) Find the number of significant figures in 00980.

13) Determine the number of significant figures in 89496890.

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Up to 3-digit: S1

1) 7.264

a) Round to 1 significant digit

b) Round to 2 significant digits

c) Round to 3 significant digits

2) 25,715

a) Round to 2 significant digits

b) Round to 3 significant digits

c) Round to 1 significant digit

3) 15.47572

a) Round to 3 significant digits

b) Round to 2 significant digits

c) Round to 1 significant digit

4) 958.96

a) Round to 2 significant digits

b) Round to 1 significant digit

c) Round to 3 significant digits

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1. Write 236 correct to one significant figure.

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(1)

2. Write 74.86 correct to 1 significant figure.

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(1)

3. Write 6793 correct to one significant figure.

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(1)

4. Write 24514 correct to one significant figure.

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(1)

5. Write 3540 correct to 2 significant figures.

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6. Write 17635 correct to two significant figures.

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(1)

7. (a) Write 506452 correct to two significant figures.

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(1)

(b) Write 506452 correct to three significant figures.

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(1)

8. Write 0.0683 correct to 1 significant figure.

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(1)

9. Write 0.1826 correct to 2 significant figures.

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10. (a) Round 41982 to one significant figure

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(1)

(b) Round 8812 to one significant figure

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(1)

(c) Round 0.0761 to one significant figure

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(1)

(d) Round 9.99 to one significant figure

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(1)

11. (a) Round 254 to 2 significant figures

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(1)

(b) Round 75301 to 2 significant figures

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(1)

(c) Round 0.0001921 to 2 significant figures

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12. (a) Round 0.709 to one significant figure

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(1)

(b) Round 84472 to three significant figures

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(1)

(c) Round 12490 to two significant figures

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(1)

(d) Round 5607012 to three significant figures

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(1)

(e) Round 0.123456 to four significant figures

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(1)

(f) Round 0.961 to one significant figure

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(1)

(g) Round 1782739 to four significant figures

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13. At a concert, there were 7819 fans.
In a newspaper article, 7819 was rounded to one significant figure

(a) Write 7819 to one significant figure.

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(1)

At the concert there were 3871 programmes sold.

The retailer rounded this number to two significant figures.

(b) Write 3871 to two significant figures.

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(1)

14.

Holly has worked out the answer to a calculation.

Her teacher has told her to write all her answers to four significant figures.

Round her answer to four significant figures

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(1)

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