Edexcel IGCSE Maths复习笔记 1.12.1 Bounds & Error Intervals - Basics
What are bounds?
- Bounds are the smallest – the Lower Bound (LB) – and largest – the Upper Bound (UB) – numbers that a rounded number can lie between
How do we find bounds?
- The basic rule is “Half Up, Half Down”
- More formally:
- UPPER BOUND – add on half the degree of accuracy
- LOWER BOUND – take off half the degree of accuracy
- ERROR INTERVAL: LB ≤ x < UB
- Note:It is very tempting to think that the Upper Bound should end in a 9, or 99, etc. but if you look at the Error Interval – LB ≤ x < UB – it does NOT INCLUDE the Upper Bound so all is well
Worked Example

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