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3 years ago

Round the answer for the following question to the correct number of significant figures: 38,736 km ÷ 4784 km

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uysha [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

38736 ÷ 4784 = 8.097

Sig Figs

8.097

Decimals

8.097

Scientific Notation

8.097 × 10^0

E-Notation

8.097e+0

Words

eight point zero nine seven

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