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Quiz: Significant Figures

1. The number of significant digits in 4900 is
at most 2at least 2exactly 4at least 4
2. Rounded correctly, 30.00 g / 10.0 mL =
3 g/mL3.000 g/mL3.00 g/mL3.0 g/mL3.0000 g/mL
3. Correctly rounded, the quotient 2.000 g / 20.0 mL is
0.1000 g/mL0.10 g/mL0.100 g/mL0.1 g/mL
4. The number of significant digits in 650600000 is
exactly 3at least 4exactly 9at most 4at least 9
5. 5.5234 mL of mercury is transfered to a graduated cylinder with scale marks 0.1 mL apart. Which of the following will be the correct reading taken from the graduated cylinder?
5 mL5.5 mL5.52 mL 5.5234 mL5.523 mL
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General Chemistry Online! Quiz: Significant figures

Copyright © 1997-2005 by Fred Senese
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