Well, we usually know PI as equal to 3.1415926535.
Therefore, this number multiplied is equal to 6.754424205025.
The "correct number of significant digits" really depends on what you're going to do. If it's some high presision laser cutter, I'd use the first 100 digits of PI. You're probably not doing that, so 6.754 is enough.
7
Four significant digits in 50.00.
9L
Five. All nonzero digits are significant and zeros in between significant digits are significant.
12.7
All four of the digits given are significant digits.
Four significant digits in 50.00.
According to the scientific calculator on my computer, that would be 0.1016. I gave you 4 significant digits because you gave me the angle to 4 significant digits.
4 of them.
26.0
19.3548
5.2
Only three significant digits are correct, because 5.0 contains no digit for hundredths, and such a digit would be required to give four significant digits in the answer. Because 7 + 5 equals exactly 12, a third significant digit is gained for the answer. Note in contrast that the sum of 7.68 and 0.50 would properly contain four significant digits.
all non zero digits are significant .2.zeroes betweenother significant.
9L
Some persons consider as significant digits only 3 and 9; I think that is more correct to consider as significant digits 3,9,0,0,0. Other propose to add bars or points (as 39000.) for distinction but this system is not practically used.
8 L
What number are you talking about? Assume that all non-zero digits in a number are significant unless the zero is between two significant digits. For example, 0.00043 has two significant digits, 4 and 3. However, 0.00403 has three significant digits, 4, 0, and 3. The same goes for large numbers. 01,350,000 has three sig. digits: 1, 3, and 5. Be careful, though. If there is a decimal in the number, everything after the decimal is significant as well. For example, all eight digits in 45,000.000 are significant.