H OW M ANY S IGNIFICANT D IGITS ? 1,500 mm 2 significant digits.

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P ENNY What is the diameter of your penny in millimeters? Be sure to use the correct units! 19 mm What is circumference of your penny? Be sure to use the correct number of significant digits in your answer. Circumference = diameter x pi Pi = mm x 3.14 = mm Round to 60. mm

T OOTHPICK How long is your toothpick in millimeters? Be sure to use the correct units! 65 mm How long is your toothpick in cm? 6.5 cm How long is your toothpick in meters? m Significant digits? 2 2 2

T OOTHPICK How long would 2 toothpicks be in mm? (Find the length by addition, not by measuring.) 130. mm What is the length of the two toothpicks in m? Significant digits? 3 3