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4 years ago

Does anyone get this? lol

Physics

1 answer:

nlexa [21]4 years ago

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Answer:

(a). 640.000 --- 6 significant figures.

(b). 2.0 --- 2 significant figures.

(c). 0.520200 --- 6 significant figures.

(d). 10.05 --- 4 significant figures.

(e). 10,000.0 --- 6 significant figures.

(f). 30.7 --- 3 significant figures.

(g). 0.00000065 --- 8 significant figures.

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