Upper and lower bounds in multiplicative calculations
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I can calculate upper and lower bounds for calculations involving rounded numbers.
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The biggest possible product comes from multiplying the upper bounds together.
The smallest possible product comes from multiplying the lower bounds.
The biggest possible quotient comes from dividing an upper bound by a lower bound.
The smallest possible quotient comes from dividing a lower bound by an upper bound.
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