Physics, asked by hehr90, 10 months ago

Rules of significant digit in a number.​

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Answered by pranjali16
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Explanation:

  • non zero digits are always significant
  • any zero between 2 significant digits is significant
  • a final zeros or trailing zeros in decimal portion only are significant......

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Answered by sahildhande987
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\star All the non zero values are significant

\star Zeros lying between non zero digits are significant

\star Trailing and preceding zeros in a number are insignificant

\star Trailing trailing zeros after decimal are significant

\star There are some numbers which are exact as they are number of objects they have infinite significant digits.

\star Preceding zeros in case of decimal numbers are insignificant.

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