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What approximate value should come in place of question mark (?) in the below given questions? (9117.88 – 8021.85 + 903.92) × 12 = 1500 × ?

What approximate value should come in place of question mark (?) in the below given questions? (9117.88 – 8021.85 + 903.92) × 12 = 1500 × ? Correct Answer 16

Concept:

Rules of Approximation:

1. If a number have digits to the right of the decimal less than 5. Then just drop the digits to the right of the decimals. The number so obtained will be the approximated value.

2. If a number have digits to the right of the decimal more than 5. Then just drop the digits to the right of the decimals and raise the remaining number by '1'.The number so obtained will be the approximated value.

Calculations:

Follow BODMAS rule to solve this question, as per the order given below, 

(9117.88 – 8021.85 + 903.92) × 12 = 1500 × ?

⇒ (9118 – 8022 + 904) × 12 = 1500 × ?

⇒ (2000 × 12 / 1500) = x

⇒ X = 16

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