** Caution: EXTERNAL Sender ** I'm finishing my first topographic survey; the client wanted to know how much dirt he'd need to bring in to put a certain house on the lot. After clarifying the size of the pad and the elevation, I computed the following figures: -377.023749517452 8.74624765613889 385.769997173591 So I told him: "The site needs 385.75 m³ of fill and 8.75 m³ of cut (to the nearest quarter cubic meter, not the nearest decaliter)." Is there a way to indicate, when writing a figure in a metric unit, that it is rounded to the nearest 2, 4, 5, or 25 of the least significant digit?
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