Well, the place to the right of it is definitely 5 or greater.

The function is always greater than or equal to that right there.

So 1.09 and at the thousandths place is an 8, which is greater or equal to 5, so we want to round up.

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If it is, you round up, if it isn't, you round down.

Throw it over.

So if someone gets a college degree, their lifetime earnings go up by a huge amount, over 700,000 dollars.

29, if we round to the nearest ten, 9 in the ones place is greater than or equal to 5, so we round up.

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Three plus nine is twelve.

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This is it.

This right over here is going to be equal to this right over here

Either way you get the same answer.

X is equal to negative ten over nineteen.

5 times k plus 3, times 7k minus 1.

It's also a good way to keep up with the latest with what's going on with the series.

And so 5.005 divided by 7 is equal to 0.715.

And this is equal to 18.

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And 49 25 is equal to 24.

So the width of the carpet is 5.

And then this guy's going to see these two foreheads, c and b.

In 6 years, Arman is 24 and Diya is 8, Arman is 3 times as old as Diya

You guys ready?

Both sides of the equation become negative 10. And we are done.

Anyway, see you in the next video.

So this is a perfect square.

We just figured that out over here, that 45 times 9 is 405.

So we're done.

So we have to move it down 1, 2.

So it is 2.912 times 10 to the second power.

So let's check.

And indeed, '84 7 x 12'

So it is 1,590.

And we're done!

I'll do it right here, just for fun. There we go.

So both of these satisfy that equation up there.

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So, 175 1000 , if we want to write it as a decimal, that would be one hundred and seventy five thousandths, so we could write it as 0.175.

( 8, 4). We're done.

I use it all the time to inspect data to make a statement how much two variables relate to each other in a linear way.

This 1 comes from whatever is left over.

That was the last question.

The prosecution rests.