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Counting, Rounding and Calculating with Sig. Figures

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1,2,3,4 are what type of numbers? Are they significant?   Non-Zero ; Yes  
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numbers that are always significant   non-zero , trapped zeros , trailing zeros with a decimal  
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Is important when rounding the answer of multiplication or division   least number of significant figures  
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numbers that are NEVER significant   leading zeros, trailing zeros without a decimal  
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Is important when rounding the answer to addition or subtraction   least number of decimal places  
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When a number written in its normal form can't be rounded to the correct number of significant figures, place it in _________   scientific notation  
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2 Ways to have unlimited significant figures   a math definition/conversion or an exact count  
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SI system of measurements is based on this older system   metric  
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The exactness of a single measurement; The closeness of a series of measurements   precison  
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Getting close to the true or accepted value   accuracy  
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Rounding Rule: 4 or less   stay the same  
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Rounding Rule: 5 or more   round up  
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Know this acronym for the order of math operations   PEMDAS  
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mass divided by volume   density  
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The measure of how "wrong" your value is to the expected value in percent   percent error  
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