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Write each answer with the correct number of digits.

(a)1.021+2.69=3.711

(b) 12.3-1.63=10.63

(c)4.34×92=39.928

(d)0.0602÷(2.113×104)=2.84903×10-6

(e)log(4.218×1012)=?

(f)antilog(-3.22)=?

(g)localid="1663318436617" 102384=?

Short Answer

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a) 3.7

b) 10.7

c)4.0×101

d) 2.85×10-6

e) 12.6251

f)6.0×10-4

g) 242

Step by step solution

01

Definition of digit.

Any of the digits from 0 to 9, especially when used as part of a number, is referred to as a digit.

02

Determine the correct number of digits.

a) 1.021+2.69=3.711=3.7

b) 12.3-1.63=10.67=10.7

c)4.34×9.2=39.928=4.0×101

d) 0.0602/42.113×104=2.84903×10-6=2.85×10-6

e)log(4.218×1012)=12.6251

f) antilog(-3.22)=6.0×10-4

g)102.384=242

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