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Which of the following calculations is correctly tou ded off andhas an appropriate number of sig fig? A, (0.0034+0.00992)m=0.0133m.B, (3.245-3.243)mg=0.0020m. C, (4.5+22)m=26.5m. D,(3.45+4.231)g=7.681g. E, (1.050+0.1100)ml=1.16ml

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