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Upper and Lower Bounds 2 - Calculations www.waldomaths.com Copyright © Waldomaths.com 2010, all rights reserved
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Two ropes, A and B, have lengths: A = 36m to the nearest metre B = 23m to the nearest metre.
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1 What are the upper and lower bounds for A + B? Addition
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2 What are the upper and lower bounds for A - B? Subtraction
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h = 6.4cm (nearest mm) w = 11.7cm (nearest mm) Area = wh = ? Multiplication What are the upper and lower bounds of the area of the rectangle?
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Division h = 4cm (nearest cm) w = 7cm (nearest cm) x What are the upper and lower bounds of the angle x ?
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