You are measuring the size of tiger beetles to the nearest Y₁0 the of a cm. (unit steps are 0.1cm). The smallest specimen is 2.3 cm & the largest is 5.8 cm. Is the 30-300 rule satisfied? yes ✓ The rule: the # of significant digits should be Such that there are 300 to 300 units (approximately) btw the largest and smallest measurement. 5.8-2.3 = 3,5 -2 sig figs ? not between 30-300 so Im confused

You are measuring the size of tiger beetles to the nearest Y₁0 the of a cm. (unit steps are 0.1cm). The smallest specimen is 2.3 cm & the largest is 5.8 cm. Is the 30-300 rule satisfied? yes ✓ The rule: the # of significant digits should be Such that there are 300 to 300 units (approximately) btw the largest and smallest measurement. 5.8-2.3 = 3,5 -2 sig figs ? not between 30-300 so Im confused

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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