'Sig dig' diaporamas de présentation

Significant Digits

Significant Digits. By Michelle Lamary and Caitlin Ostrowski. Counting Significant Digit Rules. All non-zero digits are significant (725 , 2, 12) Trapped zeros are significant (101, 2003) Ending zeros are significant only if the decimal point can be seen ( 100. , 1.10, 100, 20 )

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Significant Digits

Significant Digits. By Michelle Lamary and Caitlin Ostrowski. Counting Significant Digit Rules. All non-zero digits are significant (725 , 2, 12) Trapped zeros are significant (101, 2003) Ending zeros are significant only if the decimal point can be seen ( 100. , 1.10, 100, 20 )

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Metric Jeopardy

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sph3Uib 1 st Day notes

sph3Uib 1 st Day notes. Significant digits, Uncertainties, Error Calculations. Significant digits/figures. The concept of significant figures is often used in connection with rounding.

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Basic Math Concepts Needed for Chemistry

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Significant Digits

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Graphing, Sig Digs, Formulas and so much more!

Graphing, Sig Digs, Formulas and so much more!. Section 1.1 and 1.2. Objectives. Review slope and how to calculate it Practice formula manipulation Identify significant digits Distinguish between scalar and vector quantities. Review. What is slope? How do we calculate it?

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