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In the calculation of the area of a rectangle with dimensions of 4.282 m by 0.050 m, which of the following answers has the correct number of significant figures?
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In the calculation of the area of a rectangle with dimensions of 4.282 m by 0.050 m, which of the following answers has the correct number of significant figures?
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We have
in our case
l=4.282 m
w=0.050m
we substitute
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0.21m^2
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