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How many significant figures (SF) are in each of the following measured quantities? Drag the appropriate measurement to the respectable bins

How many significant figures (SF) are in each of the following measured quantities-example-1
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Chemistry => Measurements => Significant Figures

Significant figures correspond to the number of digits in a number. We have to take into account the following:

• Zeros at the beginning of a number or at the end are not counted as digits, but zeros in between the number should be counted.

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• When we write a number in scientific notation, the 10 that accompanies the number should not be counted.

Following these indications, let's count the significant figures of each given number:

In summary, we have the answer will be:

1SFs

3.00 m

4.0x10^3 mL

3SFs

50 100 00g

80.10 mL

60.4 °C

6SFs

9018.17 kg

How many significant figures (SF) are in each of the following measured quantities-example-1
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