SF Rules
These digits in a measurement always count.
What are nonzero digits?
The zeros in this measurement 609.03 mL are.
What is significant?
The number of significant figures in the measurement 1.63 cm.
What is 3?
Retaining the same amount of significant figures, 69,256 mm in scientific notation would be.
What is 6.9256 x 104 mm?
103,469 s rounded to the hundreds place.
What is 103,500 s?
These digits in a measurement sometimes count.
What are zero digits?
The zeros in this measurement 0.006 km are.
What is not significant?
The number of significant figures in the measurement 1.0063 g.
What is 5?
Retaining the same amount of significant figures, 0.0955 mg in scientific notation would be.
What is 9.55 x 10-2 mg?
11.078 m rounded to the tenths place.
What is 11.1 m?
These zero digits never count.
What are leading zeros?
The zeros in this measurement are 68,000 g are.
What is not significant?
The number of significant figures in the measurement 0.3 g.
What is 1?
Retaining the same amount of significant figures, 600g in scientific notation would be.
What is 6 x 102 g?
0.098642 m rounded to four significant figures.
What is 0.09864 m?
These zero digits sometimes count.
What are trailing zeros?
The zeros in this measurement 10.00 cm are.
What is significant?
The number of significant figures in the measurement 0.0280 m.
What is 3?
Retaining the same amount of significant figures, 3.7 x 10-5 mm in standard notation would be.
What is 0.000037 mm?
280,069 mg rounded to four significant figures.
What is 280,100 mg?
Trailing zeros only count if there is one of these in the measurement.
What is a decimal point?
The zeros in this measurement 0.0709 m are.
What is both significant and not significant?
The number of significant figures in the measurement 1.030 x 104 mL.
What is 4?
Retaining the same amount of significant figures, 6.0 x 10-2 g in standard notation would be.
What is 0.060 g?
1,001 cg rounded to three significant figures.
What is 1.00 x 103 cg?