Significant Digits & Rounding

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Rounding and Approximation. Methods of Rounding Decimal Places Identify the digit of the decimal place required  Look at the next digit to the right.
Advertisements

Significant Figures.
Scientific Notation & Significant Figures Scientific Notation Why do we need it? – It makes it much easier to write extremely large or extremely small.
Rules For Significant Digits
A measured value Number and unit Example 6 ft.. Accuracy How close you measure or hit a true value or target.
How many significant figures?
Significant Figures Physics. All nonzero digits are significant 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Nonzero Digits.
Significant Figures What do you write?
30 AUGUST 2013 Significant Figures Rules. Precision When completing measurements and calculations, it is important to be as precise as possible.  Precise:
Significant Digits By Michelle Lamary and and Caitlin Ostrowski.
Significant Figure Rules. Rule Number 1 All non zero digits are significant. Examples 1179 – 4 significant figures significant figures
Solving Decimal Equations by x / ÷ Lesson 3-6. Basic Decimal Knowledge Decimal represented by . “Decimal places”  the digits that come AFTER the decimal.
Divisibility Rules: What are they? Rules to help you determine if numbers are divisible by other numbers. Divisible – if a number can be divided by another.
Drill – 9/14/09 How many significant figures: Now complete the back of the measurement worksheet from last week (the graduated.
SIGNIFICANT FIGURES AND DECIMAL PLACES
Significant Digits and Rounding (A review) FOOD SCIENCE MS. MCGRATH.
Scientific Notation and Significant Figures. When it says to write your answers in the form: Then it means put your answer in scientific notation! Scientific.
Significant Figures. Rule 1: Digits other than zero are significant 96 g = 2 Sig Figs 152 g = __________ Sig Figs 61.4 g = 3 Sig Figs g = __________.
Significant Figures Homework: Working with Numbers handout # 1 – 13 Significant Figures handout #
Making Your Measurements Count.  All of the numbers I know for sure… + 1 estimate.
Decimal Review. Adding decimals Rules Line up the decimal points 2. Make whole numbers look like decimals.
Adding and Subtracting with proper precision m m 12.0 m m m m m m m Keep in your answer everything.
Mathsercise-C Rounding Ready? Here we go!. Estimate the value of: 1 Rounding x 7.85 Answer Question 2 Round each number to a sensible figure.
Significant Digits Uncertainty of Measurement. Three Rules Non-zero digits are significant Zeros between two significant digits are significant Zeros.
Significant figures Scientific Notation Dimensional analysis.
Significant Figures!.
Unit 3 lec 2: Significant Figures
Significant Figures.
Significant Figures Notes on PAGE _____. Significant Figures Notes on PAGE _____.
Rules for Significant Figures
Significant Figures Why significant figures are important
Significant Figures Sig Figs.
Understanding Significant Figures
Scientific Notation & Significant Figures
Significant Figures.
SIGNIFICANT DIGITS.
Class Notes: Significant Figures
Significant Figures Why significant figures are important
Significant Figures.
Review of Significant Figures
Multiplying and dividing decimals
PLEASE GET OUT A SHEET OF PAPER AND SET IT UP FOR CLASS NOTES!!!!
Significant Numbers in Calculations
Significant Figures.
Significant Figures Significant figures are those numbers considered to be important in value All non-zero digits are significant Zeros are NOT always.
SIGNIFICANT DIGITS INTRODUCTION
Adding and subtracting decimals
Significant Digits and Rounding (A review)
Significant Figures.
Notes Significant Figures!.
Significant Figures General Chemistry.
©2009 – Not to be sold/Free to use
SIGNIFICANT FIGURES& SCIENTIFIC NOTATION
Unit 1 lec 3: Significant Figures
Significant Digits.
SIGNIFICANT DIGIT RULES
Conveys the precision of a measuring tool.
Significant digits.
Significant Figures or Digits
Measurement book reference p
PREREQUISITES!!! Lecture Homework: Reading - Chapter 2, sections 5-8
Significant Figures Revisiting the Rules.
Review Mathematics Skills
Significant Figures and Rounding
Aim: How do we determine the number of significant figures in a measurement? Warm Up What is the difference between the values of 3, 3.0, and 3.00.
SCIENTIFIC NOTATION 5.67 x 105 Coefficient Base Exponent
Scientific notation: positive exponent
Significant Figures Overview
Introduction to Significant Figures &
Presentation transcript:

Significant Digits & Rounding

RULES FOR DETERMINING SD 1) NON ZERO NUMBERS ARE ALWAYS SIGNIFICANT. 2) A ZERO BETWEEN TWO NUMBERS IS SIGNIFICANT. 3) ZEROS USED TO SPACE THE DECIMAL POINT ARE NOT SIGNIFICANT. 4) ANY ZEROS AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT AND AFTER A NUMBER ARE SIGNIFICANT.

EXAMPLES OF RULES NON ZERO NUMBERS 234 = 3 SD 1987 = 4 SD 12 = 2 SD

2) ZEROS BETWEEN 204 = 3 SD 1907 = 4 SD 101.0101 = 7 SD EXAMPLES OF RULES 2) ZEROS BETWEEN 204 = 3 SD 1907 = 4 SD 101.0101 = 7 SD

EXAMPLES OF RULES 3) SPACING THE DECIMAL POINT 2340 = 3 SD 198700 = 4 SD 0.0012 = 2 SD

4) AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT 0.002340 = 4 SD .001907 = 4 SD EXAMPLES OF RULES 4) AFTER THE DECIMAL POINT (BOTH CONDITIONS MUST BE TRUE) 0.002340 = 4 SD .001907 = 4 SD .0001020= 4 SD

WORKSHEET 1) 208 =3 2) 1876 =4 3) 2.00 =3 4) 420 =2 5) 14227 =5 6) 2000 =1 7) 123.55 =5 8) 28.90 =4 9) 0.00509 =3

WORKSHEET 10) 60558 = 5 11) 1800 =2 12) 4.8217 = 5 13) 192003 = 6 14) 0.01360 = 4 15) 1,000,000.0 =8 16) 3044.04 = 6 17) 1.0969 =5 18) 25020 = 4

WORKSHEET CONTINUED 19) 0.0000001 = 1 20) 259.95 = 5 21) 7.50 = 3 22) 0.0193= 3 23) 1607 =4 24) 1611.0 = 5 25) 6.010 = 4

ROUNDING OFF TO 3 SD MAKE SURE YOUR ANSWER HAS 3 SD THEN LOOK AT THE 4TH DIGIT TO DETERMINE IF YOU ROUND UP OR LEAVE IT ALONE

The answer should have 3 digits 123 ROUNDING EXAMPLES 123.567 The answer should have 3 digits 123 Look at the 5 and then round up to 124

ROUNDING EXAMPLES 1,437 USE THE COMMA TO KEEP THE DECIMAL POINT IN THE PROPER PLACE. THE 7 ROUNDS UP THE 3 TO A 4. USE A ZERO TO PLACE THE DECIMAL POINT. 1,440

ROUNDING EXAMPLES 0.004563 THE ZEROS IN FRONT ARE NOT SD BUT THEY ARE USED TO SPACE THE DECIMAL POINT. 0.00456

1)    1.00794 2)    6.941 3)    9.0121821 4)    10.811 5)    12.011 6)    14.00674 7)    15.9994 8)    18.998 9)    20.1797 10) 22.989768

11) 0.0040078 12) 0.000114818 13) 208.98037 14) 1,274 15) 21,643 16) 157,678 17) 1,456.852 18) 145.78 19) 114.865 20) 132.905453

WORKSHEET ROUNDING 1) 1.01 9) 20.2 2) 6.94 10) 23.0 1) 1.01 9) 20.2 2) 6.94 10) 23.0 3) 9.01 11) 0.00401 4) 10.8 12) 0.000115 5) 12.0 13) 209 6) 14.0 14) 1,270 7) 16.0 15) 21,600 8) 19.0 16) 158,000

ROUNDING WORKSHEET CONT. 17) 1,460 18) 146 19) 115 20) 133

HOMEWORK Choose 10 from the top determine the number of SD. Choose 10 from the bottom Round off to 3SD

SD HOMEWORK 1) 33.40=4 2) 405=3 3) 0.678=3 4) 6.104=4 5) 501.0=4 6) 23500=3 7) 0.069080=5

SD HOMEWORK 8) 0.0897=3 9) 237.80=5 10) 0.4090=4 11) 0.70320=5 12) 860=2 13) 937,000=3 14) 0.29070=5 15) 41030=4

SD HOMEWORK 16) 0.0939=3 17) 569,300=4 18) 0.008030=4 19) 0.740070=6 20) 302900=4

ROUNDING HOMWEORK 1) 121.842= 122 2) 112.417= 112 3) 35.589= 35.6 4) 50.917= 50.9 5) 0.22374= 0.224 6) 204.812= 205

ROUNDING HOMWEORK 7) 0.00001839= 0.0000184 8) 0.1148= 0.115 9) 101.42= 101 10) 20.742= 20.7 11) 0.23876= 0.239 12) 186,271= 186,000 13) 441,237= 441,000 14) 207.12= 207

ROUNDING HOMWEORK 15) 63.5846= 63.6 16) 0.006998= 0.00700 17) 107.981= 108 18) 0.0006354= 0.000635 19) 0.001279= 0.00128 20) 0.010294= 0.0103