There are three. The 4, the 5 and the zero in between. The two last zeros serve only to properly space the decimal point which, in this number, is implied.
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∙ 8y agochupas albert
There are four significant figures in the measurement 40,500.
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∙ 15y agoThere are three significant figures (405).
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∙ 8y ago3 significant figures.
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∙ 8y ago2 significant figures.
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∙ 7y ago4 of them.
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Yes, 510 rounded off to 3 significant figures would be 510.
9, every number counts as a significant figure except leading zeroes and any zero without a different digit after it is not a significant figure unless there is a decimal point after it. i.e. 0500 has 1 significant digit, 501 has 3, and 500. has 3
The rule for significant figures is that all non-zero digits are considered significant. Zeros between non-zero digits are significant, as well as trailing zeros after a decimal point. Leading zeros (zeros to the left of the first non-zero digit) are not considered significant.
470 rounded to one significant figure is 500
500 nanometers is a unit of measurement commonly used to describe the wavelength of light. It falls within the visible spectrum of light and is equivalent to 0.0000005 meters.
1 of them.
1 of them.
Yes, 510 rounded off to 3 significant figures would be 510.
It is 7500 rounded to two significant figures
One mile is equal to 160934.4 centimetres. Therefore, rounded to three significant figures, 500 centimetres is equal to 500/160934.4 = 0.00311 miles.
9, every number counts as a significant figure except leading zeroes and any zero without a different digit after it is not a significant figure unless there is a decimal point after it. i.e. 0500 has 1 significant digit, 501 has 3, and 500. has 3
50*pi*500 = 78539.81634centimeters or 785 meters, correct to three significant figures.
Feet and linear feet are the same measurement. Therefore, 500 linear feet is equal to 500 feet.
Kilometres and kilometres are the same measurement. Therefore, 500 kilometres is equal to 500 kilometres.
There is no specific number of Siberian tigers (also known as Amur tigers) in the world, as their population fluctuates due to factors like habitat loss and poaching. However, it is estimated that there are around 500-600 Siberian tigers left in the wild today. Efforts are being made to conserve and protect this endangered species.
You cannot convert from linear measurement (feet) to area measurement (acres) in any meaningful way.
0.500 liters one half a liter (accurate to three significant figures)