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find all the quartiles​

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Answered by kulkarninishant346
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Answer:

19

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268

Step-by-step explanation:

25

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268

21

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268

100 1

101 10 1 10

102 10 10 100

103 10 10 10 1000,...,

and negative powers of 10 are given by

In scientific notation numbers are always written in a form with a single nonzero

digit to the left of the decimal point according to D1

. D2D3D4 10 where the

Di (i an integer) are decimal digits. The number of digits written out in the decimal prefactor number (D1 through D4 in the above example, and so 4 digits) is called

the number of significant figures.

What determines how many significant figures to include in a number? If it is a

number that is obtained from a measurement, such as the charge on the electron given

above, then the number of significant figures depends on the uncertainty in the measurement. When written in its most precise form, the number should include digits out

to the level of uncertainty, so that, for example, if a measurement of the electric charge

were done with an uncertainty of 0.02 1019 C, then the number for the charge

should include 3 significant digits 1.60 1019 C, because the last digit, 0, has the

uncertainty of 2 units in its place. Higher-precision measurements include more significant figures.

If the number is derived from other numbers, say by combining other given numbers, each with some number of significant figures, you should be careful about how

many significant digits you include in your result. When you enter numbers in your

;D5 D6,

103 1

10

1

10

1

10 0.001, Á .

102 1

10

1

10 0.01

101 1

1

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