prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9064.6989545 to 4 significant digits.
A. 9065
B. 9064.6990
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 2826.6057915 to 5 significant digits.
A. 2826.6
B. 2826.60579
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 14.0893 to 1 significant digit?
A. 10
B. 14.1
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 8.43638 to 1 significant digit?
A. 8.4
B. 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 99259127.9 written to 6 significant digits?
A. 99259127.900000
B. 99259100
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 92759662.181 to 1 significant digit.
A. 90000000
B. 92759662.2
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 80712772.135389130 to 8 significant digits.
A. 80712772.13538913
B. 80712772
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 356461803.37572744 to 5 significant digits.
A. 356461803.37573
B. 356460000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9.64515 to 6 significant digits?
A. 9.645150
B. 9.64515
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 124852.700 to 8 significant digits.
A. 124852.70
B. 124852.70000000
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 1664241.7 to 1 significant digit.
A. 1664241.7
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.

Round 40.0989 to 6 significant digits.
A. 40.0989
B. 40.098900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 69500570.3579857 to 10 significant digits?
A. 69500570.3579857000
B. 69500570.36
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 53183378.373152 to 13 significant digits.
A. 53183378.37315
B. 53183378.3731520000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 4.80537184 to 5 significant digits?
A. 4.80537
B. 4.8054
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 4.65 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 5
B. 4.6
Answer:


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

What is 37978417.288 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 37980000
B. 37978417.2880
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 1507605.9 to 1 significant digit.
A. 1507605.9
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.

How would you report 224.02 to 4 significant digits?
A. 224.0200
B. 224.0
Answer:


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

What is 60508507.7794 expressed to 5 significant digits?
A. 60509000
B. 60508507.77940
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 7.4013 to 3 significant digits?
A. 7.40
B. 7.401
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 52596.46198785 to 13 significant digits.
A. 52596.4619878500000
B. 52596.46198785
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 6178727.973 to 7 significant digits.
A. 6178728
B. 6178727.9730000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 572.34 to 3 significant digits?
A. 572
B. 572.340
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 309698.750387 to 7 significant digits.
A. 309698.8
B. 309698.7503870
Answer:


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

What is 9.4504 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 9
B. 9.5
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.

Please report 691.086 to 2 significant digits.
A. 691.09
B. 690
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9.142 to 2 significant digits?
A. 9.1
B. 9.14
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 14690634.824988262 written to 7 significant digits?
A. 14690634.8249883
B. 14690630
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 580.85 to 1 significant digit?
A. 580.8
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.

Please express 943693770.57 to 7 significant digits.
A. 943693770.5700000
B. 943693800
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 753.605914501 rounded to 7 significant digits?
A. 753.6059
B. 753.6059145
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 50339868.4 to 7 significant digits.
A. 50339870
B. 50339868.4000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 91948635.71308507 to 10 significant digits?
A. 91948635.71
B. 91948635.7130850700
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 847186.996850 to 8 significant digits.
A. 847187.00
B. 847186.99685000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 41997.5 reported to 6 significant digits?
A. 41997.500000
B. 41997.5
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.

Express 17313.131447 to 8 significant digits.
A. 17313.131
B. 17313.13144700
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 655085892.182214880 to 18 significant digits.
A. 655085892.182214880000000000
B. 655085892.182214880
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 6351903.89315070 to 1 significant digit?
A. 6351903.9
B. 6000000
Answer:


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

Please write 9.00 to 1 significant digit.
A. 9.0
B. 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.

How would you express 823927.498409 to 9 significant digits?
A. 823927.498
B. 823927.498409000
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 1.8 rounded to 1 significant digit?
A. 2
B. 1.8
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 write 221.28719 to 6 significant digits.
A. 221.287190
B. 221.287
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 611.64535 expressed to 2 significant digits?
A. 611.65
B. 610
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 2.9317071 expressed to 6 significant digits?
A. 2.931707
B. 2.93171
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 10931547.6553 to 4 significant digits?
A. 10931547.6553
B. 10930000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 463139683.27429 to 11 significant digits.
A. 463139683.27429000000
B. 463139683.27
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 227010.3 to 1 significant digit.
A. 200000
B. 227010.3
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 8142.93 to 3 significant digits.
A. 8140
B. 8142.930
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 13.3334331 to 9 significant digits?
A. 13.3334331
B. 13.333433100
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 22692251.363711542 to 2 significant digits.
A. 22692251.36
B. 23000000
Answer:


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

What is 7.623 expressed to 3 significant digits?
A. 7.62
B. 7.623
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 611878.616974111 to 10 significant digits?
A. 611878.6170
B. 611878.6169741110
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 247987.260 to 1 significant digit?
A. 200000
B. 247987.3
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 82.373169 rounded to 2 significant digits?
A. 82
B. 82.37
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 188384809.1519809 to 8 significant digits.
A. 188384810
B. 188384809.15198090
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 1389665.63565695 to 9 significant digits.
A. 1389665.64
B. 1389665.635656950
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 2058063.752600578 to 2 significant digits?
A. 2058063.75
B. 2100000
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 1542.35 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 1542.4
B. 2000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 332.173 to 3 significant digits?
A. 332
B. 332.173
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 6925506.0546 to 10 significant digits.
A. 6925506.055
B. 6925506.0546000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 725088.477731750 to 2 significant digits.
A. 730000
B. 725088.48
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 10.67218 to 4 significant digits?
A. 10.67
B. 10.6722
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 68.81 to 3 significant digits.
A. 68.810
B. 68.8
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 48688863.1 expressed to 3 significant digits?
A. 48688863.100
B. 48700000
Answer:


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

Please write 4.217 to 1 significant digit.
A. 4.2
B. 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 414.78593738 written to 2 significant digits?
A. 410
B. 414.79
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 74.205528 to 3 significant digits.
A. 74.206
B. 74.2
Answer:


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

Please express 51.9 to 1 significant digit.
A. 51.9
B. 50
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 35175610.396 to 10 significant digits?
A. 35175610.3960000000
B. 35175610.40
Answer:


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

How would you report 65861.75960867 to 11 significant digits?
A. 65861.759609
B. 65861.75960867000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 647330544.5932 to 6 significant digits.
A. 647331000
B. 647330544.593200
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 769000.944978 to 11 significant digits.
A. 769000.94497800000
B. 769000.94498
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 841588387.069 reported to 5 significant digits?
A. 841590000
B. 841588387.06900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 5.353573527 to 3 significant digits.
A. 5.354
B. 5.35
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 37836967.629943855 to 16 significant digits?
A. 37836967.6299438550000000
B. 37836967.62994386
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 53948.0 to 6 significant digits?
A. 53948.0
B. 53948.000000
Answer:


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

How would you report 252921644.11569 to 10 significant digits?
A. 252921644.1
B. 252921644.1156900000
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 42805.76274 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 42805.8
B. 40000
Answer:


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

How would you express 88351.729030560 to 1 significant digit?
A. 88351.7
B. 90000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 8153.8 to 5 significant digits.
A. 8153.80000
B. 8153.8
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 620500571.4187561 to 1 significant digit.
A. 620500571.4
B. 600000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 77581899.977443 to 13 significant digits?
A. 77581899.97744
B. 77581899.9774430000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 57985.133 to 8 significant digits?
A. 57985.13300000
B. 57985.133
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 4295456.014 to 8 significant digits.
A. 4295456.0
B. 4295456.01400000
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 9720818.96 to 1 significant digit?
A. 10000000
B. 9720819.0
Answer:


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

Please express 8.96897861 to 2 significant digits.
A. 8.97
B. 9.0
Answer:


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

What is 587451.54956 expressed to 5 significant digits?
A. 587450
B. 587451.54956
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 490.1629701 to 8 significant digits?
A. 490.16297
B. 490.16297010
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 27857128.28 to 3 significant digits.
A. 27900000
B. 27857128.280
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 407646674.35267113 to 9 significant digits.
A. 407646674
B. 407646674.352671130
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 690086.505300323 to 9 significant digits?
A. 690086.505
B. 690086.505300323
Answer:


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

Please round 8222177.48632 to 1 significant digit.
A. 8222177.5
B. 8000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9660.4 to 2 significant digits.
A. 9700
B. 9660.40
Answer:


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

What is 7848.19552352 reported to 3 significant digits?
A. 7848.196
B. 7850
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 658.23876772 to 4 significant digits?
A. 658.2
B. 658.2388
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 796.0173 to 5 significant digits?
A. 796.02
B. 796.01730
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 41206.8420312 expressed to 8 significant digits?
A. 41206.84203120
B. 41206.842
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9559.890411101 to 13 significant digits.
A. 9559.890411101
B. 9559.8904111010000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 73579518.1 to 8 significant digits?
A. 73579518
B. 73579518.10000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 89470821.061377 to 5 significant digits?
A. 89470821.06138
B. 89471000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 25402.7125 to 6 significant digits.
A. 25402.712500
B. 25402.7
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.

Please report 286301.522341362 to 10 significant digits.
A. 286301.5223
B. 286301.5223413620
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 5.67 to 1 significant digit.
A. 6
B. 5.7
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 37010.354759617 reported to 6 significant digits?
A. 37010.354760
B. 37010.4
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 803132.6318 expressed to 8 significant digits?
A. 803132.63180000
B. 803132.63
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.

How would you express 24.17744 to 2 significant digits?
A. 24
B. 24.18
Answer:


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

What is 7.6170 rounded to 1 significant digit?
A. 8
B. 7.6
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.

How would you write 9493704.687944882 to 13 significant digits?
A. 9493704.6879448820000
B. 9493704.687945
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 281.97546987 written to 2 significant digits?
A. 281.98
B. 280
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 328211307.0315066 to 11 significant digits.
A. 328211307.03
B. 328211307.03150660000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 661748746.20611581 to 9 significant digits.
A. 661748746.206115810
B. 661748746
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 566120025.92113751 to 2 significant digits.
A. 566120025.92
B. 570000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 9710.584 written to 3 significant digits?
A. 9710.584
B. 9710
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 663.05121038 to 4 significant digits.
A. 663.0512
B. 663.1
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 6389.02496 reported to 5 significant digits?
A. 6389.0
B. 6389.02496
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 4.04032 to 3 significant digits?
A. 4.04
B. 4.040
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 30.9571 expressed to 3 significant digits?
A. 30.957
B. 31.0
Answer:


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

Please report 81392.99284 to 7 significant digits.
A. 81392.99
B. 81392.9928400
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 8265051.4338888 expressed to 5 significant digits?
A. 8265100
B. 8265051.43389
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 857811.2973 to 6 significant digits.
A. 857811
B. 857811.297300
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 262157.41895 to 5 significant digits.
A. 262157.41895
B. 262160
Answer:


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

Please round 9.573867 to 2 significant digits.
A. 9.57
B. 9.6
Answer:


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

What is 78721588.472 reported to 8 significant digits?
A. 78721588.47200000
B. 78721588
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 25.37 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 25.37
B. 25.3700
Answer:


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

Please write 3.880 to 1 significant digit.
A. 3.9
B. 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 507881.230859 to 2 significant digits.
A. 507881.23
B. 510000
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 3.95 reported to 1 significant digit?
A. 4.0
B. 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 2161.2641159 reported to 4 significant digits?
A. 2161
B. 2161.2641
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 518.71335722 to 5 significant digits?
A. 518.71336
B. 518.71
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.

How would you express 9.3163 to 3 significant digits?
A. 9.32
B. 9.316
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.

How would you express 89.89940 to 4 significant digits?
A. 89.90
B. 89.8994
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 5.231 to 3 significant digits?
A. 5.231
B. 5.23
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 3878774.9 rounded to 4 significant digits?
A. 3878774.9000
B. 3879000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 32.00 to 3 significant digits?
A. 32.0
B. 32.000
Answer:


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

What is 6529.826 reported to 6 significant digits?
A. 6529.83
B. 6529.826000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 49.416069659 to 6 significant digits?
A. 49.416070
B. 49.4161
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 764214.177128 to 7 significant digits.
A. 764214.2
B. 764214.1771280
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 403921810.29907 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 403921810.29907
B. 403920000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 978754.00841 to 10 significant digits?
A. 978754.0084100000
B. 978754.0084
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 26133.1 to 1 significant digit.
A. 26133.1
B. 30000
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 6124682.2 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 6124682.2
B. 6000000
Answer:


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

Please report 796860496.7177652 to 11 significant digits.
A. 796860496.71776520000
B. 796860496.72
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.

Report 8.67180221 to 8 significant digits.
A. 8.6718022
B. 8.67180221
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 491363880.03 written to 7 significant digits?
A. 491363880.0300000
B. 491363900
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 84126395.780 to 2 significant digits.
A. 84000000
B. 84126395.78
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.

How would you write 96.4971481 to 5 significant digits?
A. 96.49715
B. 96.497
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 1.88699114 to 7 significant digits.
A. 1.8869911
B. 1.886991
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 3.96916149 reported to 5 significant digits?
A. 3.9692
B. 3.96916
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 916.87766995 to 5 significant digits?
A. 916.87767
B. 916.88
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 1.019 to 3 significant digits.
A. 1.019
B. 1.02
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.

Please report 269639.07707077 to 11 significant digits.
A. 269639.07707
B. 269639.07707077000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 3644.405295 reported to 9 significant digits?
A. 3644.40530
B. 3644.405295000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 6309.590320158 to 6 significant digits.
A. 6309.59
B. 6309.590320
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 38285.3 written to 5 significant digits?
A. 38285
B. 38285.30000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 4.56224 expressed to 2 significant digits?
A. 4.56
B. 4.6
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.

How would you round 44121.189024703 to 4 significant digits?
A. 44120
B. 44121.1890
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 53063.26 rounded to 5 significant digits?
A. 53063
B. 53063.26000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 240543.915 to 6 significant digits.
A. 240544
B. 240543.915000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 216660432.895678 to 12 significant digits.
A. 216660432.896
B. 216660432.895678000000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 7173360.67 reported to 6 significant digits?
A. 7173360.670000
B. 7173360
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 256397958.764073747 to 3 significant digits.
A. 256000000
B. 256397958.764
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 7.8 to 1 significant digit.
A. 8
B. 7.8
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 1.9676746 expressed to 8 significant digits?
A. 1.9676746
B. 1.96767460
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 947.83900735 expressed to 1 significant digit?
A. 900
B. 947.8
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 76.906568 reported to 7 significant digits?
A. 76.9065680
B. 76.90657
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 668.51211890 to 11 significant digits?
A. 668.51211890
B. 668.51211890000
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 6.030 to 3 significant digits.
A. 6.030
B. 6.03
Answer:


prompt:
Note that 'significant digits' are different than 'decimal places'. Assuming that a number is reported properly with respect to its measurement resolution, the basic rules are that non-zero digits are always significant, zeroes before the first nonzero digit are never significant, zeroes after the last nonzero digit are significant if there is a decimal 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 355437.59998 to 8 significant digits?
A. 355437.60
B. 355437.59998000
Answer: