Significant Figures in Calculations

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Significant Figures in Calculations Determining the Density of Graphite

Multiplication & Division Significant Figures The calculation result has the same number of significant figures as the measurement with the fewest significant figures. 3.56 cm Width  5.425 cm Length Area = Length Width 4 Sig. Figs. 3 Sig. Figs.  Area = 5.425 cm 3.56 cm 3 Sig. Figs. Area = 19.313 cm2 Area = 19.3 cm2 (3 Sig. Figs.)

Addition & Subtraction Decimal Digits The calculation result has the same number of decimal digits as the measurement with the fewest decimal digits. 98.67 cm 2 decimal digits 45.149 cm 3 decimal digits 53.521 cm 2 decimal digits Answer: 53.52cm

Density Density: Measure of the amount of mass contained in a specific volume. High Density: Large mass in small volume. Low Density: Small mass in Large volume. Low density materials float on high density materials.

Density: Calculated Mass Density (D) = Volume Graphite: One of three solid forms of pure carbon. Mass Density (D) = Volume

Graphite: Mass Measurement Massgraphite = 23.01 g 4 Sig. Figs.

Graphite: Volume Measurement Graduated Cylinder: After 1 Decimal Digit 112.2 mL 103.0 mL - 9.2 mL Water Displacement 1 Decimal Digit Graduated Cylinder: Before Volume graphite = 9.2 mL

Density Calculation Massgraphite = 23.01 g Density = Mass Volume (D) Volume graphite = 9.2 mL Density = Mass Volume (D) 4 Sig. Figs. 23.01 g Density = (D) = 2.501086957 9.2 mL 2 Sig. Figs. 2 Sig. Figs. Density = (D) 2.5 g/mL

Better Measurements? Volume graphite = 9.2 mL Massgraphite = 22.9991 g Density = Mass Volume (D) 6 Sig. Figs. 22.9991 g Density = (D) = 2.499902 g/mL 9.2 mL 2 Sig. Figs. 2 Sig. Figs. Density = (D) 2.5 g/mL No improvement since the volume measurement limits the answer’s significant figures.