I may be reading too much into this but when you multiply 0.13061 by 2, what value do you get when you take the interger part of it? 0.13061 x 2=0.26122. Is the integer value 2? Thanks for your help.
I may be reading too much into this but when you multiply 0.13061 by 2, what value do you get when you take the interger part of it? 0.13061 x 2=0.26122. Is the integer value 2? Thanks for your help.
Does this question have computer language implications? I believe that the term "integer value" is used in various computer languages. If I remember correctly the number "0.26122" would have an integer value of 0 and a decimal value of .26122. I believe the integer value is what is to the left of the decimal point. But, you had better get a correct definition of "integer value" before finalizing your answer.
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