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 491.9658042 to 9 significant digits?
A. 491.965804200
B. 491.965804
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 96786319.430154973 rounded to 14 significant digits?
A. 96786319.43015497300000
B. 96786319.430155
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 22175.018138367 to 7 significant digits.
A. 22175.0181384
B. 22175.02
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 4016.142355259 reported to 13 significant digits?
A. 4016.1423552590000
B. 4016.142355259
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 55203301.38 to 9 significant digits?
A. 55203301.4
B. 55203301.380000000
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 39579.471190 expressed to 10 significant digits?
A. 39579.47119
B. 39579.4711900000
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 7.27 to 1 significant digit.
A. 7.3
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.

What is 311459490.292 reported to 12 significant digits?
A. 311459490.292
B. 311459490.292000000000
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 85.262 to 1 significant digit.
A. 90
B. 85.3
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 893387310.13677 reported to 6 significant digits?
A. 893387000
B. 893387310.136770
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 1660836.178921577 to 2 significant digits?
A. 1660836.18
B. 1700000
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 5.6318 to 3 significant digits?
A. 5.63
B. 5.632
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 134035.1872056 to 2 significant digits.
A. 134035.19
B. 130000
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 569.47 to 1 significant digit.
A. 569.5
B. 600
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 80.71 expressed to 2 significant digits?
A. 81
B. 80.71
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 11908.7932233 rounded to 11 significant digits?
A. 11908.793223
B. 11908.79322330000
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 701.201 to 6 significant digits.
A. 701.201000
B. 701.201
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 613.7 to 2 significant digits.
A. 610
B. 613.70
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 4512310.805769145 to 16 significant digits.
A. 4512310.805769145
B. 4512310.8057691450000000
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 100.95246906 to 11 significant digits.
A. 100.95246906
B. 100.95246906000
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 17233.7 to 4 significant digits.
A. 17233.7000
B. 17230
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 24.3 to 3 significant digits?
A. 24.300
B. 24.3
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 12303.66993 to 10 significant digits?
A. 12303.6699300000
B. 12303.66993
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 85322738.0124399 to 8 significant digits.
A. 85322738
B. 85322738.01243990
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 2269.7 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2000
B. 2269.7
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 report 188.287700866 to 11 significant digits?
A. 188.28770087
B. 188.28770086600
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 2.73349198 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 2.73349
B. 2.7335
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 814653.1340353 to 3 significant digits.
A. 814653.134
B. 815000
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 8098.2 to 5 significant digits.
A. 8098.2
B. 8098.20000
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 3.4263558 to 1 significant digit?
A. 3
B. 3.4
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 7.1030150 to 3 significant digits.
A. 7.10
B. 7.103
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 2919.819068 reported to 2 significant digits?
A. 2900
B. 2919.82
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 49127.179436103 to 8 significant digits?
A. 49127.17943610
B. 49127.179
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 621871.749050868 to 14 significant digits.
A. 621871.74905087
B. 621871.74905086800000
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 1.14511 to 4 significant digits.
A. 1.145
B. 1.1451
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 37509253.4235 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 37509253.42350
B. 37509000
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 385.36913 to 8 significant digits?
A. 385.36913
B. 385.36913000
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 683157.1 to 2 significant digits?
A. 680000
B. 683157.10
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 337.3787 to 4 significant digits.
A. 337.3787
B. 337.4
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 323146635.25 to 5 significant digits?
A. 323146635.25000
B. 323150000
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 3.83659 to 3 significant digits?
A. 3.837
B. 3.84
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 557.548 to 5 significant digits?
A. 557.54800
B. 557.55
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 58243.3992735 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 60000
B. 58243.4
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 7385.8773 to 8 significant digits.
A. 7385.87730000
B. 7385.8773
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 18.62190 to 6 significant digits?
A. 18.621900
B. 18.6219
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 73435.430768 to 5 significant digits?
A. 73435.43077
B. 73435
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 322247.664 to 5 significant digits?
A. 322247.66400
B. 322250
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 148.062151 to 4 significant digits.
A. 148.0622
B. 148.1
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 6088.20952 reported to 8 significant digits?
A. 6088.2095
B. 6088.20952000
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 714.685 to 3 significant digits.
A. 714.685
B. 715
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 3567.3 to 2 significant digits.
A. 3567.30
B. 3600
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 98.3 to 1 significant digit.
A. 100
B. 98.3
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 69762315.0735 to 5 significant digits.
A. 69762315.07350
B. 69762000
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 25945.14 to 5 significant digits?
A. 25945
B. 25945.14000
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 2363.1291112 to 6 significant digits.
A. 2363.129111
B. 2363.13
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 2221134.76510239 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 2221134.8
B. 2000000
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 5991.1 reported to 5 significant digits?
A. 5991.1
B. 5991.10000
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 18.779 to 4 significant digits.
A. 18.7790
B. 18.78
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 4.70359 to 6 significant digits.
A. 4.70359
B. 4.703590
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 6.31606161 to 4 significant digits.
A. 6.3161
B. 6.316
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 8040.398 to 7 significant digits.
A. 8040.3980000
B. 8040.398
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 788683669.845472 to 5 significant digits.
A. 788683669.84547
B. 788680000
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 5.65 to 1 significant digit?
A. 5.6
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.

Please write 2.856 to 4 significant digits.
A. 2.856
B. 2.8560
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 36651.1 to 5 significant digits.
A. 36651
B. 36651.10000
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 91711.85 to 1 significant digit.
A. 90000
B. 91711.8
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 804.7721 to 7 significant digits?
A. 804.7721
B. 804.7721000
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 666556.59 reported to 5 significant digits?
A. 666556.59000
B. 666560
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 1239.32798 written to 9 significant digits?
A. 1239.32798
B. 1239.327980000
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 7125375.7736438 to 3 significant digits.
A. 7130000
B. 7125375.774
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 61654.15516957 to 9 significant digits.
A. 61654.155169570
B. 61654.1552
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 6.66 to 2 significant digits.
A. 6.7
B. 6.66
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 72.214 written to 4 significant digits?
A. 72.21
B. 72.2140
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 89.8263064 to 5 significant digits?
A. 89.82631
B. 89.826
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 335387005.4395053 to 4 significant digits?
A. 335387005.4395
B. 335400000
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 8466821.4438111 to 9 significant digits.
A. 8466821.44
B. 8466821.443811100
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 500699410.66309 to 8 significant digits.
A. 500699410
B. 500699410.66309000
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 281.20432976 to 8 significant digits.
A. 281.20432976
B. 281.20433
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 110.8 to 2 significant digits.
A. 110
B. 110.80
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 13407359.75770705 reported to 2 significant digits?
A. 13000000
B. 13407359.76
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 476645162.47303 to 12 significant digits.
A. 476645162.473
B. 476645162.473030000000
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 4796.950 to 1 significant digit.
A. 4797.0
B. 5000
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 42052757.0 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 42052757.0
B. 40000000
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 32147679.68441 to 3 significant digits.
A. 32147679.684
B. 32100000
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 112060.1297456 to 1 significant digit.
A. 100000
B. 112060.1
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 4552824.95777 to 11 significant digits?
A. 4552824.9578
B. 4552824.95777000000
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 4955.9986403 to 8 significant digits?
A. 4955.9986
B. 4955.99864030
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 50586.1 to 2 significant digits.
A. 51000
B. 50586.10
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 364.507 to 3 significant digits?
A. 364.507
B. 365
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 14.8630 to 4 significant digits.
A. 14.8630
B. 14.86
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 19603984.5258350 to 12 significant digits.
A. 19603984.5258
B. 19603984.525835000000
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 389264.080 to 5 significant digits.
A. 389264.08000
B. 389260
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 56430.55657803 to 7 significant digits?
A. 56430.56
B. 56430.5565780
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 77525.3 to 2 significant digits.
A. 77525.30
B. 78000
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 8617418.12 rounded to 9 significant digits?
A. 8617418.120000000
B. 8617418.12
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 27107527.783383144 to 6 significant digits?
A. 27107527.783383
B. 27107500
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 398.9810 to 7 significant digits.
A. 398.9810
B. 398.9810000
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 8594.24415568 to 7 significant digits.
A. 8594.2441557
B. 8594.244
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 328.674928917 to 9 significant digits.
A. 328.674929
B. 328.674928917
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 75.1788 to 1 significant digit.
A. 75.2
B. 80
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 32770918.4582128 rounded to 2 significant digits?
A. 33000000
B. 32770918.46
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 21468.86 to 2 significant digits?
A. 21468.86
B. 21000
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 639227625.47974 to 6 significant digits.
A. 639227625.479740
B. 639228000
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 144.3635 to 2 significant digits?
A. 144.36
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.

How would you round 3.664216 to 7 significant digits?
A. 3.664216
B. 3.6642160
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 48937.479949665 to 9 significant digits.
A. 48937.4799
B. 48937.479949665
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 6103515.5856 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 6103500
B. 6103515.58560
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 73958569.47 to 9 significant digits.
A. 73958569.470000000
B. 73958569.5
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 90923366.82642 written to 8 significant digits?
A. 90923367
B. 90923366.82642000
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 9770.7943871 to 7 significant digits?
A. 9770.7943871
B. 9770.794
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 29.38000 reported to 2 significant digits?
A. 29
B. 29.38
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 4.687720843 to 9 significant digits.
A. 4.68772084
B. 4.687720843
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 5301.03997 to 8 significant digits?
A. 5301.0400
B. 5301.03997000
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 77.55568077 to 8 significant digits.
A. 77.55568077
B. 77.555681
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 78620234.8880598 to 2 significant digits?
A. 78620234.89
B. 79000000
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 346.9350357 to 1 significant digit?
A. 300
B. 346.9
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 1.9141109 to 1 significant digit.
A. 2
B. 1.9
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 2.1563 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 2.156
B. 2.1563
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 668.0527662 to 9 significant digits?
A. 668.052766200
B. 668.052766
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 98541330.29193 to 6 significant digits.
A. 98541300
B. 98541330.291930
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 8210.4022944 to 9 significant digits?
A. 8210.402294400
B. 8210.40229
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 957.16 to 2 significant digits?
A. 957.16
B. 960
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 5.09938308 to 2 significant digits.
A. 5.10
B. 5.1
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 83.41702 written to 4 significant digits?
A. 83.42
B. 83.4170
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 584.404509208 to 1 significant digit.
A. 600
B. 584.4
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 190828.46492 reported to 10 significant digits?
A. 190828.4649
B. 190828.4649200000
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 189133.0479 to 4 significant digits.
A. 189133.0479
B. 189100
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 421489.8 to 4 significant digits.
A. 421489.8000
B. 421500
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 58.838631 to 5 significant digits.
A. 58.839
B. 58.83863
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 989325.694 to 6 significant digits?
A. 989325.694000
B. 989326
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 1725.37699 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 1725.37699
B. 1725.4
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 87152.29 to 4 significant digits.
A. 87152.2900
B. 87150
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 473306617.421397380 to 10 significant digits?
A. 473306617.4213973800
B. 473306617.4
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 7.05 to 2 significant digits?
A. 7.05
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.

How would you report 89677796.6987 to 5 significant digits?
A. 89677796.69870
B. 89678000
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 9.418138417 to 10 significant digits.
A. 9.4181384170
B. 9.418138417
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 862.17857 to 7 significant digits.
A. 862.1785700
B. 862.1786
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 53714875.7 to 4 significant digits.
A. 53710000
B. 53714875.7000
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 22783231.80526 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 20000000
B. 22783231.8
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 2.6 expressed to 2 significant digits?
A. 2.60
B. 2.6
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 round 73094.9 to 1 significant digit?
A. 70000
B. 73094.9
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 37074090.410232 rounded to 14 significant digits?
A. 37074090.41023200000000
B. 37074090.410232
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 5464364.43 rounded to 7 significant digits?
A. 5464364.4300000
B. 5464364
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 77659849.155737 reported to 3 significant digits?
A. 77659849.156
B. 77700000
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 232865.16500 rounded to 4 significant digits?
A. 232865.1650
B. 232900
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 31809.48187907 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 31809.48188
B. 31809
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 457592834.21259276 to 9 significant digits.
A. 457592834
B. 457592834.212592760
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 71.516102 to 2 significant digits.
A. 71.52
B. 72
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 437709863.551324 to 3 significant digits.
A. 438000000
B. 437709863.551
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 26626.0746 written to 4 significant digits?
A. 26626.0746
B. 26630
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 469642569.903215 to 5 significant digits.
A. 469640000
B. 469642569.90322
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 7.7649 to 3 significant digits?
A. 7.765
B. 7.76
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 965127463.86 to 2 significant digits?
A. 970000000
B. 965127463.86
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 293405543.80086330 to 11 significant digits?
A. 293405543.80086330000
B. 293405543.80
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 49490.58459990 written to 8 significant digits?
A. 49490.58459990
B. 49490.585
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 45832.2658 to 8 significant digits.
A. 45832.266
B. 45832.26580000
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 99961760.11421682 to 5 significant digits.
A. 99961760.11422
B. 99962000
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 2.21 to 2 significant digits.
A. 2.2
B. 2.21
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 358701591.534 to 12 significant digits?
A. 358701591.534000000000
B. 358701591.534
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 478451593.63079607 to 2 significant digits.
A. 480000000
B. 478451593.63
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 6543.838380615 to 4 significant digits.
A. 6544
B. 6543.8384
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 7269284.7095 reported to 10 significant digits?
A. 7269284.7095000000
B. 7269284.710
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 876.882159 reported to 8 significant digits?
A. 876.88216
B. 876.88215900
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 42223847.1444 to 4 significant digits?
A. 42223847.1444
B. 42220000
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 111659639.58555 to 4 significant digits.
A. 111700000
B. 111659639.5856
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 886.76 to 5 significant digits?
A. 886.76000
B. 886.76
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 25758856.76713 to 1 significant digit?
A. 30000000
B. 25758856.8
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 3.13148580 to 4 significant digits.
A. 3.131
B. 3.1315
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 637635200.95 to 2 significant digits.
A. 637635200.95
B. 640000000
Answer: