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Earn +20 ptsQ: What is 25.72 as three significant figure?
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What is 30 percent of 2572?
30% of 2572= 30% * 2572= 0.3 * 2572= 771.6
What is the significant figure for 465?
There are three of them there.
What is the significant figure are in 0.00860?
0.00860 has three significant figures.
What is 635 rounded to three significant figures?
635 is already a three significant figure number.
How many significant figures in 100.?
That depends on whether the dot before the question mark is a period or a decimal point. 100 has one significant figure. 100. has three significant figures.
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