Question 15When you perform the following operations, how many significant figures should your answer have?(2.000 cmx 15.35 g /cm ) + 200.1 g =hint: units must matchhint: First, do the operation in parentheses. How many places past the decimal does the answer have?hint: What are the units of operation in parentheses? Hint: unit is gramsO 1O 2O 3O 4O 5O 8

We have to predict the Sig figs number is answer.

Answered: When you perform the following…

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