Which of the following calculations have the correct number of significant figures in the final result?2.2 ст + 2.00 ст — 4.20 стO 12.34 g3.94 cm³3.132cm3V 2.0 cm - 1 cm = 1 cmV 11.32 cm x 6.31 cm x 6.762 cm =4.83 × 10² cm³V 10.32 cm × 6.31 cm × 6.762 cm = 4.40 × 10² cm³V 1.0 x 10'g0.27 cm37cm

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Which of the following calculations have the correct number of significant figures in the final result? O 2.2 cm + 2.00 cm = 4.20 cm 12.34 g 3.132 cm 3.94 cm³ V 2.0 cm - 1 cm = 1 cm O 11.32 cm x 6.31 cm × 6.762 cm 4.83 × 10² cm V 10.32 cm x 6.31 cm x 6.762 cm = 4.40 × 10² cm³ O 1.0 x 10'g 0.27 cm 37 cm

Which of the following calculations have the correct number of significant figures in the final result? O 2.2 cm + 2.00 cm = 4.20 cm 12.34 g 3.132 cm 3.94 cm³ V 2.0 cm - 1 cm = 1 cm O 11.32 cm x 6.31 cm × 6.762 cm 4.83 × 10² cm V 10.32 cm x 6.31 cm x 6.762 cm = 4.40 × 10² cm³ O 1.0 x 10'g 0.27 cm 37 cm

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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