How Do I Round Up My Numbers To 6 Decimal Places On A BA 11 PLUS Calculator?
A BA11 Plus calculator is an advanced calculator which is used to compute complex financial and accounting data. A common example of a calculation that can rounded off to six decimal places on a BA11 Plus calculator is the fraction 22/7, in which the number 22 is the numerator and the number seven is the denominator. The fraction 22/7 is commonly known as pi. When rounded off to six decimal places, the quotient of pi comes to 3.142857. The last five digits of the quotient, namely 42857 are repetitive. In other words, they keep recurring. The remainder obtained by dividing the number 22 by the number seven is the number one. The BA11 Plus calculator is one of the most commonly used calculators in business and finance courses in universities abroad. Other calculators which are often by students of finance include the HP-12C (which is also used by real estate agents), the HP-10B and TI-BA11 Plus calculators.
