1aEasy1 markA length is recorded as 7.2 cm to the nearest 0.1 cm. Which interval is correct?A7.1≤L≤7.3B7.15≤L<7.25C7.2≤L<7.3D7.05≤L<7.15Grade answerGrading criteria
2aMedium1 markA mass is 2.6 kg correct to the nearest 0.1 kg. What is the lower bound?AnswerGrade answerGrading criteria
2bHard3 marksCreate a clear annotated answer on the canvas. Use a diagram, graph, flowchart, equation layout and/or concise labels to show your reasoning.A rectangle has length 8.0 m and width 3.0 m, each rounded to the nearest metre. Explain how to find bounds for its area.PenEraserUndoRedoClearDraw with the mouse or a finger.Grade answerGrading criteria
3aEasy1 markWhat is the upper bound of a value rounded to the nearest 10?A3.35 inclusiveBIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsCLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productDThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)Grade answerGrading criteria
3bEasy1 markWhat is the lower bound of 3.4 rounded to 1 decimal place?A3.35 inclusiveBThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)CIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsDLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productGrade answerGrading criteria
4aEasy1 markWhy estimate before calculating?AThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)BIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsC3.35 inclusiveDLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productGrade answerGrading criteria
5aEasy1 markHow do bounds combine in multiplication of positive values?AThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)B3.35 inclusiveCLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productDIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsGrade answerGrading criteria
5bEasy1 markWhat is a sensible rounded answer?AThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)B3.35 inclusiveCIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsDOne whose precision reflects the data and the context, without claiming unjustified accuracyGrade answerGrading criteria
6aMedium1 markUse the lesson knowledge to answer precisely: What is the upper bound of a value rounded to the nearest 10?AThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)B3.35 inclusiveCIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsDLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productGrade answerGrading criteria
6bMedium1 markUse the lesson knowledge to answer precisely: What is the lower bound of 3.4 rounded to 1 decimal place?A3.35 inclusiveBThe greatest possible value before it would round to the next multiple: for 120, the upper bound is 125 (exclusive)CIt provides a reasonableness check and can reveal entry or arithmetic errorsDLower bounds give a lower product and upper bounds give an upper productGrade answerGrading criteria