Answer:
2600 kg has 4 significant figures
Explanation:
Any different number to zero is a significant figure
For example, 1.8 → 2 significant figures
When you have 0 in the middle of two numbers, we consider it as a significant number
For example, 3.02 → 3 significant figures
When you have 0 on the left in the measure, we do not consider as a sgnificant figures
For example 0.0010 → 2 significant figures (10)
3.0 → 2 significant figures (0 is on the right, not the left)
<span>C. Carbon. H. Hydrogen. N. Nitrogen. O. Oxygen. P. Phosphorus. <span>S. Sulfur.</span></span>
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I can’t really explain in words so I took a pic of the work I did (Ignore the worksheet and just look at what I wrote to balance the equation.)
All i know is that #7 is true
Answer:
6.9428 kg of CO2
Explanation:
1) Use Avogadro's number that states 1 mole = 6.022 x 10^23 particles. Convert 9.5 x 10^25 molecules into moles.
9.5 x 10^25 CO2 molecules
= 157.75 moles CO2
2) Convert 157.75 moles of CO2 into grams. CO2's molar mass is 44.01g.
= 6942.79g
3) Convert 6942.79 grams into kilograms (divide by 1000):
6.9428 kg