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Significant figures are the digits in a measurement that are known with certainty. They indicate the precision and reliability of measurements. There are rules for determining significant figures, such as non-zero digits are always significant and zeros between non-zero digits are significant. Adjacent zeros after a decimal point are only significant if the number is greater than one. Significant figures are important for calculations and measurements.
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Significant figure
- 1. My You Tube channel K.K Technical Tutorial 4/21/2020 1
- 2. significant Figure • They are Reliable Digits with certainty • The have important values • They use in measurement 4/21/2020 2
- 3. Rules of Significant Figure All non zero are significant Figure. For example 234 have === 3S.F Zero between two non zero is S.F For example 204 has ==== 3 S.F Adjacent zero to Right of decimal will not be Significant Figure if number is less than 1 (one) For example 0.00034 ===== only 2 S.F Adjacent zero to Right of decimal will not be Significant Figure if number is Greater than 1 (one) For example 8.00034 ===== only 6 S.F Zero some time Significant some Time Not significant Figure. 40 has ==== only 1 significant Figure. 40.00 has ===== 4 significant figure 4/21/2020 3