15) How many significant figures are in 4.010000kg? A) 7 B) 3 C) 5 16) What is the answer for the following calculation: 1.209 - 0.0204 ? A) 1.19 B) 1.189 C) 1.1886 17) What is the answer for the following calculation: 0.0234 x 139.37 ? A) 3.26 B) 3.261258 C) 3.261

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15) How many significant figures are in 4.010000kg?
A) 7
B) 3
C) 5
16) What is the answer for the following calculation: 1.209 - 0.0204 ?
A) 1.19
B) 1.189
1.1886
17) What is the answer for the following calculation: 0.0234 × 139.37 ?
A) 3.26
B) 3.261258
3.261
18) What is the answer for the following calculation: (1.249 - 0.0234) × 139.37 ?
A) 170.812
B) 170.8
C) 170.81
19) How many grams of iron are in 350. mg of iron?
A) 0.350 g
B) 3.50 g
C) 35.0 g
20) Express 1.40 × 10-3 L in decimal notation.
A) 0.00140 L
B) 0.0014 L
C) 0.014 L
21) A statement about mass always being conserved in a chemical reaction is an example of a
A) theory
B) hypothesis
C) law
Transcribed Image Text:15) How many significant figures are in 4.010000kg? A) 7 B) 3 C) 5 16) What is the answer for the following calculation: 1.209 - 0.0204 ? A) 1.19 B) 1.189 1.1886 17) What is the answer for the following calculation: 0.0234 × 139.37 ? A) 3.26 B) 3.261258 3.261 18) What is the answer for the following calculation: (1.249 - 0.0234) × 139.37 ? A) 170.812 B) 170.8 C) 170.81 19) How many grams of iron are in 350. mg of iron? A) 0.350 g B) 3.50 g C) 35.0 g 20) Express 1.40 × 10-3 L in decimal notation. A) 0.00140 L B) 0.0014 L C) 0.014 L 21) A statement about mass always being conserved in a chemical reaction is an example of a A) theory B) hypothesis C) law
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