Chemistry, 20.09.2020 04:01, emaliemcfalls1234

1. Write the number of significant digits given in each of the following measured quantities, a. 1.008 g/mol
f. 0.00080 g
b. 6.2402 km/hr
g. 3.5 billion yr
C. 1800 yr
h. $10.89
d. -124.0°C
i. 640.5 acres
e. 453.76 mg/ml
j. 0.2 m

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