Hi @ranbebexuan ,
Let me see if I can help! I’ve pasted a portion of NCARB’s blog post doing a deep dive into question types below:
Quantitative fill in the blank questions on the exam will specify the units. Unless there are cues in the question about what unit to round too, I wouldn’t round the response. In your example I would answer 9.2. At the same time, if you’ve gotten a wacky number and the prompt doesn’t ask you to round, you might want to reevaluate your calculation.
This isn’t an issue so much in your example, but I have gotten questions about rounding units during calculations in the past. Try not to worry about this too much. When NCARB creates a right answer for a quantitative fill in the blank it’s actually not a single answer, but rather a range of acceptable answers to account for rounding during calculations.
It is very important that you pay attention to any cues about rounding in the prompt. If it asks you to round the answer to the nearest tenth and you provide an answer rounded to the hundredths it will be flagged as wrong.
Hope this helps!
-Darion