What would the word be here? For now, I'm using "subtracted", but it sounds ...odd.
Say I have a computer program that takes a bunch of dollar values, say $1.2345338
, $3.293383828
, $2.393948
, etc. and does some rounding, and then adds them together. Sometimes, I add two numbers and it's technically 2 decimal places above, sometimes below.
Please note that due to rounding in the system, there may be an additional or [WORD] cent.
Or how a margin of error can be +2/-2 points...you could say that "Due to the Sampling Methods, there can be an additional two, or a [WORD] two points."
Looking up antonyms, I found "fewer", but the "parallelism" isn't there. Is there a word more in line with "additional" that's the opposite?
I'm also open to changing using "additional", if there's a word combination that's more parallel, if that makes sense.
(Note: Looking for something a tad more formal that just "...give or take a cent or two")