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5) A stretch of road is measured as being 4.65km long, correct to the nearest 10m. a. What is the maximum possible length of the road?​

5) A stretch of road is measured as being 4.65km long, correct to the nearest 10m. a. What is the maximum possible length of the road?​
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5) A stretch of road is measured as being 4.65km long, correct to the nearest 10m. a. What is the maximum possible length of the road?​

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If the road is measured to the nearest 10m, it means that the actual length of the road could be anything between 4.60km and 4.70km. Therefore, the maximum possible length of the road is 4.70km.
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