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ChemistryChemistry for Today: General, Organic, and BiochemistryWrite the correct answer (correct number of significant figures) for the following calculation: ( 27 + 93 ) × 5.1558 . a. 618.697 b. 618.7 c . 619 d . 618.6970

Write the correct answer (correct number of significant figures) for the following calculation: ( 27 + 93 ) × 5.1558 . a. 618.697 b. 618.7 c . 619 d . 618.6970

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Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305960060

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Write the correct answer (correct number of significant figures) for the following calculation: ( 27 + 93 ) × 5.1558 .

a. 618.697

b. 618.7

c. 619

d. 618.6970

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