3 years ago

How many significant ZEROES are represented in the following number? 0.000004000

Chemistry

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Igoryamba3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

3 significant zeroes

Explanation:

To count the number of significant figures, you must pass the zeroes until you reach a non-zero value. Once you reach it, count anything after that as significant values, including the non-zero value itself.

The number has 4 significant figures with 3 significant zeroes.

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