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45.678 g to 4 digits

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PolarNik [594]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Given 45.678 g, converting the value to 4 digits is similar to converting the decimal number to 4 significant figure. We can see that the decimal number initially contains 5 numbers. To covert to a 4 digits number we will convert the last digit which is 8 to 0 because 0 is insignificant.

If the number we are converting to zero is more than 4 then the preceding number (7) will be rounded up by adding 1 to it

The decimal number will become 45.68.

Note that the value of 7 was rounded up to 8 since the value we are converting to zero is more than 4.

<em>Hence the decimal value in 4 digits is 45.68 g</em>

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