Question

8. When using the scientific notation system to express large numbers, move the_______

until____ digit(s) remain(s) to the left, then indicate the number of moves of the decimal point as the_______

9. When a measurement is recorded, it includes the_____
are certain plus one uncertain digit.
a. Major figures
b. Significant figures
c. Relative figures
d. Relevant figures
10.The ______is based on the lowest theoretical temperature, called______
a Kelvin scale, absolute zero
b. Celsius scale, absolute zero
c. Kelvin scale, boiling point of water
d. Centigrade scale, freezing point of water​

Answer 1

8. When using the scientific notation system to express large numbers, move the decimal until one digit(s) remain(s) to the left, then indicate the number of moves of the decimal point as the power of 10.

9. b. Significant figures.

When significant figures are used, the digits are certain plus one uncertain digit.

10. a Kelvin scale, absolute zero.

The Kelvin scale runs to absolute zero which is the lowest theoretical temperature. This measures 0 Kelvins on the Kelvin scale and −273.15°C on the Celsius scale.