prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 23202 to 5 significant digits?
A. 23202
B. 23202.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 1562 to 2 significant digits.
A. 1600
B. 1562.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 5506 to 3 significant digits?
A. 5510
B. 5506.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 2 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2
B. 2.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 894744416 to 1 significant digit.
A. 894744416.0
B. 900000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 6162 to 4 significant digits.
A. 6162.0000
B. 6162
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 906545 to 6 significant digits?
A. 906545.000000
B. 906545
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 761453116 to 1 significant digit.
A. 800000000
B. 761453116.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 233 expressed to 2 significant digits?
A. 230
B. 233.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 65362 written to 2 significant digits?
A. 65000
B. 65362.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 936 to 1 significant digit.
A. 900
B. 936.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 866450 to 3 significant digits?
A. 866000
B. 866450.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 44288 to 3 significant digits.
A. 44300
B. 44288.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 6 written to 1 significant digit?
A. 6
B. 6.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 6 written to 1 significant digit?
A. 6.0
B. 6
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 37 to 1 significant digit.
A. 40
B. 37.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 52 rounded to 2 significant digits?
A. 52
B. 52.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 65850628 to 6 significant digits.
A. 65850628.000000
B. 65850600
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 7 written to 1 significant digit?
A. 7.0
B. 7
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 608 to 2 significant digits?
A. 610
B. 608.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 23 to 1 significant digit.
A. 23.0
B. 20
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 530625761 to 2 significant digits?
A. 530625761.00
B. 530000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 559790 to 4 significant digits.
A. 559790.0000
B. 559800
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 5107162 to 4 significant digits.
A. 5107000
B. 5107162.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 4827782 to 5 significant digits.
A. 4827800
B. 4827782.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 7573358 to 5 significant digits?
A. 7573358.00000
B. 7573400
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 1 to 1 significant digit?
A. 1
B. 1.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 4659 reported to 2 significant digits?
A. 4700
B. 4659.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 647576 to 4 significant digits?
A. 647600
B. 647576.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 29112 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 29112.00000
B. 29112
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 29164 to 3 significant digits?
A. 29164.000
B. 29200
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 9733551 written to 6 significant digits?
A. 9733550
B. 9733551.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 329 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 329.0
B. 300
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 5043182 reported to 7 significant digits?
A. 5043182
B. 5043182.0000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 440750 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 440750.0
B. 400000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 436552965 to 8 significant digits.
A. 436552960
B. 436552965.00000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 893155 to 4 significant digits.
A. 893200
B. 893155.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 2 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2.0
B. 2
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 5 to 1 significant digit?
A. 5
B. 5.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 9327587 to 2 significant digits?
A. 9327587.00
B. 9300000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 28589 to 4 significant digits?
A. 28589.0000
B. 28590
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 324010352 to 7 significant digits.
A. 324010400
B. 324010352.0000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 543271109 to 6 significant digits.
A. 543271000
B. 543271109.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 579229 to 2 significant digits.
A. 579229.00
B. 580000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 7 to 1 significant digit?
A. 7
B. 7.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 7764 to 3 significant digits.
A. 7760
B. 7764.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 57690533 to 1 significant digit.
A. 60000000
B. 57690533.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 90565583 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 90000000
B. 90565583.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 343878 to 3 significant digits.
A. 344000
B. 343878.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 49263888 to 1 significant digit?
A. 50000000
B. 49263888.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 209851 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 209851.0000
B. 209900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 56792 to 2 significant digits.
A. 56792.00
B. 57000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 695544471 expressed to 3 significant digits?
A. 696000000
B. 695544471.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 9806653 reported to 7 significant digits?
A. 9806653
B. 9806653.0000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 951007 to 2 significant digits.
A. 950000
B. 951007.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 72396 to 2 significant digits.
A. 72000
B. 72396.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 999720 rounded to 4 significant digits?
A. 999700
B. 999720.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 93081 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 90000
B. 93081.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 6504682 to 6 significant digits.
A. 6504680
B. 6504682.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 543481123 to 5 significant digits.
A. 543480000
B. 543481123.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 62706 to 5 significant digits.
A. 62706
B. 62706.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 84 to 2 significant digits.
A. 84
B. 84.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 5772433 to 2 significant digits.
A. 5772433.00
B. 5800000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 777 to 3 significant digits.
A. 777
B. 777.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 92200 reported to 2 significant digits?
A. 92000
B. 92200.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 135 to 2 significant digits.
A. 135.00
B. 140
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 7918073 to 5 significant digits.
A. 7918073.00000
B. 7918100
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 278406707 to 9 significant digits.
A. 278406707
B. 278406707.000000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 37 to 1 significant digit.
A. 37.0
B. 40
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 79 written to 2 significant digits?
A. 79
B. 79.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 71327 to 1 significant digit.
A. 70000
B. 71327.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 98586 to 1 significant digit.
A. 98586.0
B. 100000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 71454858 to 6 significant digits.
A. 71454900
B. 71454858.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 241123 to 5 significant digits.
A. 241123.00000
B. 241120
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 633121 to 6 significant digits.
A. 633121
B. 633121.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 61 to 1 significant digit.
A. 60
B. 61.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 437179 to 5 significant digits.
A. 437179.00000
B. 437180
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 7265 to 1 significant digit.
A. 7000
B. 7265.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 448 to 3 significant digits.
A. 448.000
B. 448
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 647 to 3 significant digits?
A. 647
B. 647.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 229673 to 4 significant digits?
A. 229673.0000
B. 229700
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 468564 written to 2 significant digits?
A. 470000
B. 468564.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 326 to 2 significant digits.
A. 326.00
B. 330
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 439 to 3 significant digits.
A. 439
B. 439.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 366091 expressed to 5 significant digits?
A. 366091.00000
B. 366090
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 123 to 1 significant digit?
A. 123.0
B. 100
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 104718806 written to 8 significant digits?
A. 104718806.00000000
B. 104718810
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 53 to 2 significant digits.
A. 53
B. 53.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 844 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 844.0
B. 800
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 9213122 expressed to 3 significant digits?
A. 9210000
B. 9213122.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 561 to 1 significant digit.
A. 600
B. 561.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 11 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 10
B. 11.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 696132 to 5 significant digits.
A. 696132.00000
B. 696130
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 704622 written to 4 significant digits?
A. 704600
B. 704622.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 6072401 rounded to 1 significant digit?
A. 6000000
B. 6072401.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 9 to 1 significant digit.
A. 9.0
B. 9
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 46 to 1 significant digit.
A. 50
B. 46.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 57364 written to 3 significant digits?
A. 57364.000
B. 57400
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 886158954 to 5 significant digits.
A. 886158954.00000
B. 886160000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 79 to 1 significant digit.
A. 79.0
B. 80
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 87 to 1 significant digit.
A. 87.0
B. 90
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 178284 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 178300
B. 178284.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 359 to 2 significant digits.
A. 360
B. 359.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 572291666 to 7 significant digits.
A. 572291666.0000000
B. 572291700
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 53142169 to 6 significant digits?
A. 53142169.000000
B. 53142200
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 565958636 expressed to 6 significant digits?
A. 565959000
B. 565958636.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 6 to 1 significant digit.
A. 6.0
B. 6
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 15728496 reported to 3 significant digits?
A. 15700000
B. 15728496.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 794035142 to 9 significant digits.
A. 794035142
B. 794035142.000000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 656 to 3 significant digits.
A. 656
B. 656.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 20911 to 2 significant digits.
A. 20911.00
B. 21000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 31196 to 1 significant digit?
A. 30000
B. 31196.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 936147 to 4 significant digits.
A. 936147.0000
B. 936100
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 67772854 to 5 significant digits?
A. 67772854.00000
B. 67773000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 74694 to 4 significant digits.
A. 74690
B. 74694.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 5 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 5
B. 5.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 1842376 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2000000
B. 1842376.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 513194423 rounded to 4 significant digits?
A. 513200000
B. 513194423.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 5877 to 2 significant digits?
A. 5877.00
B. 5900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 21025851 reported to 7 significant digits?
A. 21025851.0000000
B. 21025850
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 92 to 1 significant digit?
A. 90
B. 92.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 47466 to 3 significant digits.
A. 47500
B. 47466.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 61779521 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 61779521.0
B. 60000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Write 1517 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2000
B. 1517.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 582 to 3 significant digits.
A. 582
B. 582.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 7122002 to 3 significant digits.
A. 7122002.000
B. 7120000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 716764 to 4 significant digits?
A. 716764.0000
B. 716800
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 891204 rounded to 6 significant digits?
A. 891204
B. 891204.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 9 to 1 significant digit.
A. 9
B. 9.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 683420 to 2 significant digits.
A. 683420.00
B. 680000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 2730 to 1 significant digit.
A. 3000
B. 2730.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 6071757 rounded to 7 significant digits?
A. 6071757.0000000
B. 6071757
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 31 to 1 significant digit.
A. 31.0
B. 30
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 819212 to 4 significant digits?
A. 819212.0000
B. 819200
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 374553171 to 6 significant digits.
A. 374553000
B. 374553171.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 5834302 to 3 significant digits.
A. 5830000
B. 5834302.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 4122793 to 6 significant digits.
A. 4122790
B. 4122793.000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 5545937 to 1 significant digit.
A. 5545937.0
B. 6000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 7756 to 2 significant digits?
A. 7800
B. 7756.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 259961 to 1 significant digit.
A. 300000
B. 259961.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 67 to 2 significant digits.
A. 67
B. 67.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 43355530 to 6 significant digits.
A. 43355530.000000
B. 43355500
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please write 35984 to 1 significant digit.
A. 35984.0
B. 40000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 825092713 to 1 significant digit?
A. 825092713.0
B. 800000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please report 47 to 1 significant digit.
A. 50
B. 47.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 6871675 to 1 significant digit.
A. 6871675.0
B. 7000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 5482248 to 4 significant digits?
A. 5482000
B. 5482248.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please express 6 to 1 significant digit.
A. 6.0
B. 6
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 91 to 1 significant digit?
A. 91.0
B. 90
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 56867757 to 5 significant digits?
A. 56868000
B. 56867757.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 749 to 2 significant digits.
A. 750
B. 749.00
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 32824823 to 8 significant digits?
A. 32824823
B. 32824823.00000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 454919463 to 1 significant digit?
A. 454919463.0
B. 500000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 3477 to 2 significant digits.
A. 3477.00
B. 3500
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 738914877 to 3 significant digits.
A. 739000000
B. 738914877.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 756 to 1 significant digit.
A. 756.0
B. 800
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 552190743 to 4 significant digits?
A. 552190743.0000
B. 552200000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you write 15252 to 3 significant digits?
A. 15300
B. 15252.000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 302692 to 4 significant digits.
A. 302700
B. 302692.0000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you report 6 to 1 significant digit?
A. 6
B. 6.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 39973623 expressed to 5 significant digits?
A. 39973623.00000
B. 39974000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 38653 to 5 significant digits?
A. 38653
B. 38653.00000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 874 to 1 significant digit?
A. 874.0
B. 900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you round 955469 to 6 significant digits?
A. 955469.000000
B. 955469
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 65846 to 1 significant digit.
A. 70000
B. 65846.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

What is 9 written to 1 significant digit?
A. 9
B. 9.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 545234 to 4 significant digits.
A. 545234.0000
B. 545200
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

How would you express 876 to 2 significant digits?
A. 876.00
B. 880
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Round 780044730 to 7 significant digits.
A. 780044730.0000000
B. 780044700
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digit' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Please round 14 to 1 significant digit.
A. 10
B. 14.0
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Report 762306945 to 8 significant digits.
A. 762306945.00000000
B. 762306940
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal in the number (but usually not if there isn't a decimal), and zeroes inbetween the first and last nonzero digits are always significant.

Express 90988 to 4 significant digits.
A. 90988.0000
B. 90990
Answer: