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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"to be removed" the future event or the general present event

"If the rightmost digit to be removed is more than 5, the preceding number is increased by one. For example, 1.386. If we have to remove 6, we have to round it to 1.39." this is the context. now I have three questions as follows:

1. I don't understand the meaning of "digit to be removed". could you help me understand the meaning, please?

2. Does "digit to be removed" express the future event or the general present event here?

3. Does the pattern " Noun + to be + past participle of verbs" always express the future event or both, the future event and general present event? Please explain.

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roky0071 1. I don't understand the meaning of "digit to be removed". could you help me understand the meaning, please?

— Anonymous

  • roky0071 1.
  • I don't understand the meaning of "digit to be removed".
  • could you help me understand the meaning, please?
  • To be omitted, left out.
  • roky0071 2.
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roky00711. I don't understand the meaning of "digit to be removed". could you help me understand the meaning, please?

To be omitted, left out.

roky00712. Does "digit to be removed" express the future event or the general present event here?

It refers to a sort of 'general time' when you talk about the situation whi

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roky0071meaning of "digit to be removed".

In the decimal system, digit is the character set 0...9.

You want to remove the least significant digit, that is, write a blank space instead of that digit.

roky0071Does "digit to be removed" express the future event or the general present event here?

It is the event

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