Question

how many significant digit of 0.03



note:it is about relative error Note that the tail
portion of the form 5000 . . . = 4999 . . . is still allowed
.EXAMPLES 5.1 has 1 significant digit of 5: |5 − 5.1| = 0.1
0.51 has 1, not 2, significant digits of 0.5: |0.5 − 0.51| = 0.01
4.995 has 3 significant digits of 5: 5 − 4.995 = 0.005
4.994 has 2, not 3, significant digits of 5: 5 − 4.994 = 0.006
0.5 has all significant digits of 0.5
1.4 has 0 significant digits of 2: 2 − 1.4 = 0.6

Answer 1

This may go better in the Chemistry or Physics section in the future should you have questions like this. But the answer is 1.

Answer 2

1

Answer 3

zeros to the left of the first nonzero number are insignificant

Answer 4

it is about relative error Note that the tail
portion of the form 5000 . . . = 4999 . . . is still allowed
.EXAMPLES 5.1 has 1 significant digit of 5: |5 − 5.1| = 0.1
0.51 has 1, not 2, significant digits of 0.5: |0.5 − 0.51| = 0.01
4.995 has 3 significant digits of 5: 5 − 4.995 = 0.005
4.994 has 2, not 3, significant digits of 5: 5 − 4.994 = 0.006
0.5 has all significant digits of 0.5
1.4 has 0 significant digits of 2: 2 − 1.4 = 0.6

Answer 5

my teacher said 3 digit

Answer 6

i dont think that is right at all

Answer 7

Ask your teacher this:

Millikan found that the charge on an electron was

.00000000000000000016 Coulomb. Did he measure this to the nearer ten quintillionth?