Round 314550 to 1 significant figure

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8 0

300000 all you had to do was round the number down after the 1 significant figure

you round down with
1,2,3,4

and round up with
5,6,7,8,9

so if it asked for 78453
to 2 significant figures you count the numbers and round after that
so 78|453 and since 4 is the next number and it is less that 5 we round down which means it becomes 78000 with is lower than 78453

but if we had 0.0247
and it asked for this number to 2 significant figures all you need to do is count the SIGNIFICANT figures significant means anything with value so that is 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10.... 0 has no value therefore we ignore 0 and start counting at the first figure larger than 0
if we go back to 0.0247 that would be the 2 so 2 significant figure of 0.0247 would equal
0.024|7
7 is larger than 5 so we round up to
0.025
tadaa i hope that helped

Feliz [49]3 years ago

6 0

The answes is 300,000 because 0 are not significant

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