Tutorial 1 : SIGNIFICANT FIGURES AND STANDARD FORM
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1) This document provides a series of math problems involving rounding numbers to significant figures, performing basic arithmetic operations, and converting numbers to standard form. 2) The problems cover topics like rounding numbers, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing numbers, and calculating remaining amounts after parts are used or removed. 3) The document is a math tutorial intended to practice skills like operations with numbers in scientific notation, significant figures, proportions, and unit conversions.
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