Question

1. If number is chopped after required digits without considering values of deleted digits,
it is known as
a) Chopping error b)Rounding error c) Machine error d) None
not​

Answer 1

Answer:

option b

Step-by-step explanation:

it's rounding error

Answer 2

If number is chopped after required digits without considering values of deleted digits,  it is known as Rounding error.

• Option (b) Rounding error is correct.
• Rounding the number can produce a value that is easier to deal with than the actual value, when the actual value contains a lot of digits.
• Rounding can also be done to indicate the relative precision of a value.
• For example, the irrational number pi equals approximately 3.14, rounded to two decimal places or three significant digits.