Question
What approximate value will come in place of the question
mark (?) in the following question? (Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact value.) {1572.35 + 3.67 × 748.22 – (2850.66 ÷ 23.88)} = ?Solution
ATQ,
{1572.35 + 3.67 × 748.22 – (2850.66 ÷ 23.88)} = ?
≈ {1572 + 4 × 748 – (2851 ÷ 24)}
≈ {1572 + 2992 – 119}
≈ 4445
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