
Sig Fig Notes
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6th Grade
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Judith Rutherford
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18 Slides • 13 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the role of zeroes in measurements?
Zeroes always represent significant digits.
Zeroes can serve as placeholders or as significant digits, depending on their position.
Zeroes are never significant in any measurement.
Zeroes only matter in whole numbers.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following numbers is considered significant according to the first rule?
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000
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Multiple Choice
Based on the rules shown, why are the zeros in the number 0.000002 not significant?
They are between non-zero numbers
They are trailing zeros after a decimal
They are leading zeros (placeholders)
They are part of the number's value
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Multiple Choice
According to the rules, when are trailing zeros considered significant?
When they are in front of a non-zero number
When the number has a decimal written
When they are between non-zero numbers
When they are at the beginning of a number
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Multiple Choice
According to the Pacific/Atlantic rule, how many significant figures are in the number 2000. (with a decimal)?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is true about significant figures?
They tell you the kind of tool used for measurement.
They are always equal to the number of digits in a number.
They are not important in scientific measurements.
They only apply to whole numbers.
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Open Ended
How can the number of significant figures in a measurement be used to judge the quality of experimental data?
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Practice: How many significant figures do each of these have??
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following numbers has the greatest number of significant figures?
0.00975
1,000,000.
4367.000
0.0000005
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Multiple Select
Select all the statements that are true about significant figures in the context of multiplying measurements.
The answer should have as many significant figures as the measurement with the fewest significant figures.
Zeros at the end of a whole number without a decimal are not significant.
All nonzero digits are always significant.
When multiplying, you add the significant figures from each measurement.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best describes the role of zeroes in measurements?
Zeroes always represent significant digits.
Zeroes can serve as placeholders or significant digits depending on their position.
Zeroes are never significant in any measurement.
Zeroes are only used to separate whole numbers from decimals.
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Open Ended
Explain why the final answer for the surface area calculation has a different number of significant figures than the measurements used.
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