9) Round each of the following quantities to three (3) significant figures and report the quantity in scientific notation. Don't forget to include each unit. 910l ovlod TR 4025 cm 100 cg/mL 96310 nm? 0.00020310 µg Tot ovios 0.0001430 kg 1025043 gal

9) Round each of the following quantities to three (3) significant figures and report the quantity in scientific notation. Don't forget to include each unit. 910l ovlod TR 4025 cm 100 cg/mL 96310 nm? 0.00020310 µg Tot ovios 0.0001430 kg 1025043 gal

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100 cg/mL
96310 nm?
0.00020310 µg
0.0001430 kg
1025043 gal

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