1.) 600×190Express your answer with the appropriatenumber of significant figures.2.) 2.50(4)(35)Express your answer with the appropriatenumber of significant figures.3.) 0.874x3.6x5.5Express your answer with the appropriatenumber of significant figures.4.) 4.3x0.2616.62×40.0Express your answer with the appropriatenumber of significant figures.

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1.) 600×190 Express your answer with the appropriate number of significant figures. 2.) 2.50(4)(35) Express your answer with the appropriate number of significant figures. 3.) 0.874x3.6x5.5

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1.) 600×190
Express your answer with the appropriate
number of significant figures.
2.) 2.50(4)(35)
Express your answer with the appropriate
number of significant figures.
3.) 0.874x3.6x5.5
Express your answer with the appropriate
number of significant figures.
4.) 4.3x0.2616.62×40.0
Express your answer with the appropriate
number of significant figures.

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