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Significant Figures (sig. figs)Significant Figures (sig. figs)
RulesRules::
AllAll non-zero #’snon-zero #’s are significantare significant
Some zeros are significant; others areSome zeros are significant; others are
place holdersplace holders
Sig FigsSig Figs
Only measurements have sig figs.Only measurements have sig figs.
Counted numbers are exactCounted numbers are exact
A dozen is exactly 12A dozen is exactly 12
A a piece of paper is measured 11 inchesA a piece of paper is measured 11 inches
tall.tall.
Being able to locate, and count significantBeing able to locate, and count significant
figures is an important skill.figures is an important skill.
Atlantic-Pacific RuleAtlantic-Pacific Rule
 Ask yourselfAsk yourself: self, is there a decimal?: self, is there a decimal?
PPACIFICACIFIC AATLANTICTLANTIC
((PPresent)resent) ((AAbsent)bsent)
Start fromStart from LEFTLEFT Start fromStart from RIGHTRIGHT
& count& count all #’sall #’s fromfrom & count& count all #’sall #’s fromfrom
first nonzerofirst nonzero first nonzerofirst nonzero
Practice Makes Perfect!Practice Makes Perfect!
 How many sig figs?How many sig figs?
 PRESENTPRESENT
 Start fromStart from LEFTLEFT and count all #’sand count all #’s
from first nonzerofrom first nonzero
 4.0014.001
 0.02030.0203
 100.100.
 ABSENTABSENT
 Start fromStart from RIGHTRIGHT and count alland count all
#’s from first nonzero#’s from first nonzero
 40014001
 503000503000
 100100
4
3
3
4
3
1
Sig. Figs in Scientific NotationSig. Figs in Scientific Notation
 All #’sAll #’s (excluding x 10(excluding x 10xxxx
)) AREARE significantsignificant
 How many sig. figs?How many sig. figs?::
 3.2 x 103.2 x 1033
 3.20 x 103.20 x 1033
 Put 0.08400 in scientific notation w/ sig. figsPut 0.08400 in scientific notation w/ sig. figs
Sig. Fig. CalculationsSig. Fig. Calculations
Multiplication/DivisionMultiplication/Division
 Rules:Rules:
 The measurement w/ theThe measurement w/ the smallestsmallest # of sig. figs# of sig. figs
determines the # of sig. figs in answerdetermines the # of sig. figs in answer
 Let’s Practice!!!Let’s Practice!!!
 6.221cm x 5.2cm = 32.3492 cm6.221cm x 5.2cm = 32.3492 cm22
44 22
 How many sig figs in final answer???How many sig figs in final answer???
 And the answer is….And the answer is…. 3232 cmcm22
Adding and subtracting with sigAdding and subtracting with sig
figsfigs
The last sig fig in a measurement is anThe last sig fig in a measurement is an
estimate.estimate.
Your answer when you add or subtractYour answer when you add or subtract
can not be better than your worstcan not be better than your worst
estimate.estimate.
have to round it to the least place of thehave to round it to the least place of the
measurement in the problemmeasurement in the problem
For example
27.93 6.4+
First line up the decimal places
27.93
6.4+
Then do the adding
Find the estimated
numbers in the problem
27.93
6.4
This answer must be
rounded to the tenths place
34.3334.33
Rounding rulesRounding rules
 look at the number behind the one you’relook at the number behind the one you’re
rounding.rounding.
 If it is 0 to 4 don’t change itIf it is 0 to 4 don’t change it
 If it is 5 to 9 make it one biggerIf it is 5 to 9 make it one bigger
 round 45.462 to four sig figsround 45.462 to four sig figs
 to three sig figsto three sig figs
 to two sig figsto two sig figs
 to one sig figto one sig fig
Significant FiguresSignificant Figures
I.I. How many significant figures does each ofHow many significant figures does each of
the following numbers contain.the following numbers contain.
1. 6.03001 ____________1. 6.03001 ____________ 2. 9,999.900 ____________2. 9,999.900 ____________
3. 0.00092 ___________3. 0.00092 ___________ 4. 4.7 x 104. 4.7 x 10-3-3
________________________
5. 9.1 x 105. 9.1 x 1088
___________ 6. 84.007 _______________________ 6. 84.007 ____________
7. 3.2067. 3.206 ____________ 8. 3.8 x 10____________ 8. 3.8 x 10-5-5
________________________
9. 4.209. 4.20 ____________ 10. 42,300 ________________________ 10. 42,300 ____________
  
  
  
6
2
2
4
3
2
2
5
3
7
II.II. Round off the following to three significant figures.Round off the following to three significant figures.
  
11. 0.0102511. 0.01025 ________________________ 12. 0.0054312. 0.00543 ________________________
  
13. 7.01313. 7.013 ________________________ 15. 0.0342615. 0.03426 ________________________
  
16. 234.7816. 234.78 ________________________ 17. 124,53017. 124,530 ________________________
  
III.III. Perform the following operations and express the result to 3 significant figures.Perform the following operations and express the result to 3 significant figures.
  
18. 50.05 x 2042 =18. 50.05 x 2042 = ____________________________________________
  
19. 9150 / 6375 =19. 9150 / 6375 = ____________________________________________
  
20. 3.02 x 0.022 =20. 3.02 x 0.022 = ____________________________________________
  
21. 0.076 / 1.23 =21. 0.076 / 1.23 = ____________________________________________
  
22. 0.375 + 1.26 + 48.0 =22. 0.375 + 1.26 + 48.0 = ____________________________________________
  
23. 8.5 - 0.62 + 0.7805 + 210.8 =23. 8.5 - 0.62 + 0.7805 + 210.8 = ____________________________________________
  
24. 2972 - 0.262 + 246 + 2.46 =24. 2972 - 0.262 + 246 + 2.46 = ____________________________________________
  

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2 significant-fig

  • 1. Significant Figures (sig. figs)Significant Figures (sig. figs) RulesRules:: AllAll non-zero #’snon-zero #’s are significantare significant Some zeros are significant; others areSome zeros are significant; others are place holdersplace holders
  • 2. Sig FigsSig Figs Only measurements have sig figs.Only measurements have sig figs. Counted numbers are exactCounted numbers are exact A dozen is exactly 12A dozen is exactly 12 A a piece of paper is measured 11 inchesA a piece of paper is measured 11 inches tall.tall. Being able to locate, and count significantBeing able to locate, and count significant figures is an important skill.figures is an important skill.
  • 3. Atlantic-Pacific RuleAtlantic-Pacific Rule  Ask yourselfAsk yourself: self, is there a decimal?: self, is there a decimal? PPACIFICACIFIC AATLANTICTLANTIC ((PPresent)resent) ((AAbsent)bsent) Start fromStart from LEFTLEFT Start fromStart from RIGHTRIGHT & count& count all #’sall #’s fromfrom & count& count all #’sall #’s fromfrom first nonzerofirst nonzero first nonzerofirst nonzero
  • 4. Practice Makes Perfect!Practice Makes Perfect!  How many sig figs?How many sig figs?  PRESENTPRESENT  Start fromStart from LEFTLEFT and count all #’sand count all #’s from first nonzerofrom first nonzero  4.0014.001  0.02030.0203  100.100.  ABSENTABSENT  Start fromStart from RIGHTRIGHT and count alland count all #’s from first nonzero#’s from first nonzero  40014001  503000503000  100100 4 3 3 4 3 1
  • 5. Sig. Figs in Scientific NotationSig. Figs in Scientific Notation  All #’sAll #’s (excluding x 10(excluding x 10xxxx )) AREARE significantsignificant  How many sig. figs?How many sig. figs?::  3.2 x 103.2 x 1033  3.20 x 103.20 x 1033  Put 0.08400 in scientific notation w/ sig. figsPut 0.08400 in scientific notation w/ sig. figs
  • 6. Sig. Fig. CalculationsSig. Fig. Calculations Multiplication/DivisionMultiplication/Division  Rules:Rules:  The measurement w/ theThe measurement w/ the smallestsmallest # of sig. figs# of sig. figs determines the # of sig. figs in answerdetermines the # of sig. figs in answer  Let’s Practice!!!Let’s Practice!!!  6.221cm x 5.2cm = 32.3492 cm6.221cm x 5.2cm = 32.3492 cm22 44 22  How many sig figs in final answer???How many sig figs in final answer???  And the answer is….And the answer is…. 3232 cmcm22
  • 7. Adding and subtracting with sigAdding and subtracting with sig figsfigs The last sig fig in a measurement is anThe last sig fig in a measurement is an estimate.estimate. Your answer when you add or subtractYour answer when you add or subtract can not be better than your worstcan not be better than your worst estimate.estimate. have to round it to the least place of thehave to round it to the least place of the measurement in the problemmeasurement in the problem
  • 8. For example 27.93 6.4+ First line up the decimal places 27.93 6.4+ Then do the adding Find the estimated numbers in the problem 27.93 6.4 This answer must be rounded to the tenths place 34.3334.33
  • 9. Rounding rulesRounding rules  look at the number behind the one you’relook at the number behind the one you’re rounding.rounding.  If it is 0 to 4 don’t change itIf it is 0 to 4 don’t change it  If it is 5 to 9 make it one biggerIf it is 5 to 9 make it one bigger  round 45.462 to four sig figsround 45.462 to four sig figs  to three sig figsto three sig figs  to two sig figsto two sig figs  to one sig figto one sig fig
  • 10. Significant FiguresSignificant Figures I.I. How many significant figures does each ofHow many significant figures does each of the following numbers contain.the following numbers contain. 1. 6.03001 ____________1. 6.03001 ____________ 2. 9,999.900 ____________2. 9,999.900 ____________ 3. 0.00092 ___________3. 0.00092 ___________ 4. 4.7 x 104. 4.7 x 10-3-3 ________________________ 5. 9.1 x 105. 9.1 x 1088 ___________ 6. 84.007 _______________________ 6. 84.007 ____________ 7. 3.2067. 3.206 ____________ 8. 3.8 x 10____________ 8. 3.8 x 10-5-5 ________________________ 9. 4.209. 4.20 ____________ 10. 42,300 ________________________ 10. 42,300 ____________          6 2 2 4 3 2 2 5 3 7
  • 11. II.II. Round off the following to three significant figures.Round off the following to three significant figures.    11. 0.0102511. 0.01025 ________________________ 12. 0.0054312. 0.00543 ________________________    13. 7.01313. 7.013 ________________________ 15. 0.0342615. 0.03426 ________________________    16. 234.7816. 234.78 ________________________ 17. 124,53017. 124,530 ________________________   
  • 12. III.III. Perform the following operations and express the result to 3 significant figures.Perform the following operations and express the result to 3 significant figures.    18. 50.05 x 2042 =18. 50.05 x 2042 = ____________________________________________    19. 9150 / 6375 =19. 9150 / 6375 = ____________________________________________    20. 3.02 x 0.022 =20. 3.02 x 0.022 = ____________________________________________    21. 0.076 / 1.23 =21. 0.076 / 1.23 = ____________________________________________    22. 0.375 + 1.26 + 48.0 =22. 0.375 + 1.26 + 48.0 = ____________________________________________    23. 8.5 - 0.62 + 0.7805 + 210.8 =23. 8.5 - 0.62 + 0.7805 + 210.8 = ____________________________________________    24. 2972 - 0.262 + 246 + 2.46 =24. 2972 - 0.262 + 246 + 2.46 = ____________________________________________