Albert jumped 100 times in 97.5 seconds. Round off the time taken to the nearest second.

1 answer:

5 0

Answer
98 seconds
Step by step explanation
The reason being is that .5 would be millisecond and 5 will round up making the answer be 98 seconds

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Albert jumped 100 times in 97.5 seconds. Round off the time taken to the nearest second.​

Albert jumped 100 times in 97.5 seconds. Round off the time taken to the nearest second.