1. **Stating the problem:** We need to find which number from the list rounds to the same value when rounded to one significant figure and when rounded to one decimal place.
2. **Understanding rounding rules:**
- *One significant figure* means keeping only the first non-zero digit and rounding the rest.
- *One decimal place* means rounding the number to one digit after the decimal point.
3. **Check each number:**
- For 1.059:
- One significant figure: $1.059 \approx 1$ (since first digit is 1, next digit 0 is less than 5, so stays 1)
- One decimal place: $1.059 \approx 1.1$ (since second decimal digit 5 rounds up the first decimal digit)
- Not the same.
- For 1.49:
- One significant figure: $1.49 \approx 1$ (4 is less than 5, so stays 1)
- One decimal place: $1.49 \approx 1.5$ (9 rounds up 4 to 5)
- Not the same.
- For 1.59:
- One significant figure: $1.59 \approx 2$ (5 rounds up 1 to 2)
- One decimal place: $1.59 \approx 1.6$ (9 rounds up 5 to 6)
- Not the same.
- For 1.049:
- One significant figure: $1.049 \approx 1$ (0 less than 5, stays 1)
- One decimal place: $1.049 \approx 1.0$ (4 less than 5, stays 0)
- Both round to 1 (one significant figure) and 1.0 (one decimal place), which represent the same value.
4. **Conclusion:** The number 1.049 rounds to the same amount when rounded to one significant figure and one decimal place.
**Final answer:** 1.049
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