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Problem 40a
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Section: Problems by Topic
Chapter 1: Matter, Measurement, and Problem Solving
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Given information
Given:
Number = 
Step-by-step explanation
Step 1.
The total number of single digits used in expressing a number is known as significant figures.
The rules for counting significant figures are,
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All non-zero numbers are significant.
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The zeros occurring between two significant numbers are significant.
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The trailing zeros, present in a decimal value, are the only significant ones.
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The exponential values are not significant.
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Principles of Chemistry Molecular Approach
3rd Edition, 2014
Tro
ISBN: 9780321971944
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- Problem 1a
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- Problem 1d
- Problem 2a
- Problem 2b
- Problem 2c
- Problem 2d
- Problem 3a
- Problem 3b
- Problem 3c
- Problem 3d
- Problem 4
- Problem 5a
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- Problem 5c
- Problem 5d
- Problem 6a
- Problem 6b
- Problem 6c
- Problem 6d
- Problem 7
- Problem 8
- Problem 9a
- Problem 9b
- Problem 9c
- Problem 9d
- Problem 10a
- Problem 10b
- Problem 10c
- Problem 10d
- Problem 11a
- Problem 11b
- Problem 11c
- Problem 11d
- Problem 11e
- Problem 12a
- Problem 12b
- Problem 12c
- Problem 12d
- Problem 12e
- Problem 13a
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- Problem 13c
- Problem 13d
- Problem 14a
- Problem 14b
- Problem 14c
- Problem 14d
- Problem 15a
- Problem 15b
- Problem 15c
- Problem 15d
- Problem 16a
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- Problem 16c
- Problem 16d
- Problem 17a
- Problem 17b
- Problem 17c
- Problem 18a
- Problem 18b
- Problem 18c
- Problem 19a
- Problem 19b
- Problem 19c
- Problem 19d
- Problem 20a
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- Problem 20c
- Problem 20d
- Problem 21
- Problem 22
- Problem 23a
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- Problem 23c
- Problem 23d
- Problem 24a
- Problem 24b
- Problem 24c
- Problem 24d
- Problem 25b
- Problem 25c
- Problem 25d
- Problem 26a
- Problem 26b
- Problem 26c
- Problem 26d
- Problem 27
- Problem 28
- Problem 29
- Problem 30
- Problem 31
- Problem 32
- Problem 33a
- Problem 33b
- Problem 34a
- Problem 34b
- Problem 35a
- Problem 35b
- Problem 35c
- Problem 36a
- Problem 36b
- Problem 36c
- Problem 37a
- Problem 37b
- Problem 37c
- Problem 37d
- Problem 38a
- Problem 38b
- Problem 38c
- Problem 38d
- Problem 39a
- Problem 39b
- Problem 39c
- Problem 40a
- Problem 40a
- Problem 40b
- Problem 40c
- Problem 40d
- Problem 40e
- Problem 41a
- Problem 41b
- Problem 41c
- Problem 41d
- Problem 42a
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- Problem 42c
- Problem 42d
- Problem 43a
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- Problem 43d
- Problem 44a
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- Problem 44d
- Problem 45a
- Problem 45b
- Problem 45c
- Problem 45d
- Problem 46a
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- Problem 46c
- Problem 46d
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- Problem 47c
- Problem 47d
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- Problem 48d
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- Problem 50c
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- Problem 51
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- Problem 53a
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- Problem 55c
- Problem 55d
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- Problem 56d
- Problem 57
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- Problem 61a
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- Problem 61c
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- Problem 66
- Problem 71
- Problem 72
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- Problem 73c
- Problem 74