SOLUTION: How do you display a number with lot of decimal places without simply rounding it yet is shows that there is indeed more to the number? For example, how would you display 4.518765

SOLUTION: How do you display a number with lot of decimal places without simply rounding it yet is shows that there is indeed more to the number? For example, how would you display 4.518765

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Question 95955: How do you display a number with lot of decimal places without simply rounding it yet is shows that there is indeed more to the number? For example, how would you display 4.518765304189430458970548924534885 to the hundredths place while still showing that there is more to the number? Or is there even such a mathematical rule?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I have seen it like this: 4.52......
and
4.520, adding the zero implies more decimal places
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