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Counting Significant Figures Not all #’s are Significant

Rules All non zeros are sig figs Zeros between sig figs are sig figs 3578 121118 Zeros between sig figs are sig figs 2007 398005 To determine if a zero at the beginning or ending is a sig fig use the Atlantic-Pacific Rule

Atlantic Pacific Rule Review and explain Atlantic Pacific rule, clicking as needed. Ask the number of sig. figs. in 0.0103 based on AP rule. Click to confirm. Ask the number of sig. figs. in 1000 based on AP rule. Click to confirm. Click for next slide.

Multiplication and Division with sig figs The answer can only have as many sig figs as the data with the least # of sig figs Examples 1x24 1.0x24 12.45/3.0 127/32.05

Addition and Subtraction with sig figs The answer can only have as many decimal places as the data with the least number of decimal places Examples 45.05-20.1 13 + 12.2