What is the proper measurement of the vol-ume represented?1. 2.0 ml 2. 2.500 ml 3. 2.5 ml 4. 2.50 ml?

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wel3 years ago

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From the given choices above, the volume that is well represented is the fourth choice, 2.50 mL. This is because there is enough number of significant figures after the decimal point to ensure that there is accuracy in the given values.

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