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Significant digit

Rules for significant figures in Calculations

June 4, 2022April 29, 2021 by Mir

Suppose you have calculated a value and the calculator is showing the value as 10.333333….Now, what will you write to express the number? Up to what decimal number will you take the data? To know this, we need the concept of significant digits. Significant figures or significant digits are very important in measurements to write … Read more

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