I need help rounding this value by looking at the limiting precision in my calculation. QUALITY OF MOLARITYPlease enter your zone average molarity of KMNO4 below. Thisinformation was given by your TA during class. Then, calculate thepercent deviation of your molarity from the zone average.UnroundedRoundedZoneaveragemolarityof0.01366KMN04solution(M)Percentdeviationof yourmolarity15.9590from thezoneaverage(%)Quality of data

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Unrounded Rounded Zone average molarity of 0.01366 KMN04 solution (M) Percent deviation of your molarity 15.9590 A from the zone average (%)

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QUALITY OF MOLARITY
Please enter your zone average molarity of KMNO4 below. This
information was given by your TA during class. Then, calculate the
percent deviation of your molarity from the zone average.
Unrounded
Rounded
Zone
average
molarity
of
0.01366
KMN04
solution
(M)
Percent
deviation
of your
molarity
15.9590
from the
zone
average
(%)
Quality of data

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