Introductory Chemistry For Today
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Author: Seager
Publisher: Cengage
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1. Describe how to use conversion factors correctly using an example.
2. Write a number between 1.000 and 9999999.99. Write the number of significant figures in your number.
3. Give an example of how to find significant figures in calculations for
A addition or subtraction
B. multiplication and division
Complete the following using significant digits rules. Report your answers using the correct number of significant digits.
A.) 0.368 + 12.24 - 6.742
B.) (30.86) x (15.667) x (0.28)
C.) (1600 ÷ 2.24) + 1.185
D.) (1260 + 42.35) ÷ 6
a. When
12.12 and
86.8 are added, the answer should be based on
Enter the answer with the correct number of digits.
12.12 + 86.8=
b. When
75.91 is divided by
54.2, the answer should be based on
Enter the answer with the correct number of digits.
75.91 + 54.2 =
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