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Mathswhat is 0.000965 to :2 d.p1d.p2s.g.f3s.g.f thanks

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umka21 [38]3 years ago

4 0

Decimal places mean we just start counting immediately after the decimal point, so:
2dp: 0.00
1dp: 0.0

Significant figures, we start counting starting at the first non zero number
So we start counting at the 9, therefore:
2sf: 0.00097
3sf: 0.000965

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