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3 years ago

Give the number of significant figures 6.32 g

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6 0

There are 3 significant figures. significant figures are all digits that are not zeros. as well as all zeros that would NOT change the number if removed. i know it seems backwords but they are significant to telling where the measurement ends.

shtirl [24]3 years ago

4 0

There are 3 sig figs

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