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If you have a decimal count them as significant. they are significant.

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So our final answer can only the 3 significant figures.

That shows that I only have one y value at that point.

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So I can only have 3 significant figures in my product.

I'm not making this video to take either side to that argument, but it's a potential to turn to a human being.

So the easy way to think about is, if you have a decimal, if there is a decimal anywhere in your number, count them.

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You see the force of gravity is equal to a number.

If you were told to find the prime factorization of 437,231, you'd probably give up and get a computer to help you.

Since we did a bunch of multiplying and dividing we have to have the minimum, whatever is the minimum significant figures of the things we computed with, that's how many significant figures we can have in our final answer.

If you just add these two numbers up, and let's say these are measurements, so when you make it (these are clearly 3 significant digits) we're able to measure to the nearest hundreth.

I have 4 significant figures over here, I have 2 significant figures here,

So on this first thing right over here, the significant figures are this seven zero zero.

This decimal tells you that all three of these are significant.

So the first thing that is pretty obvious is that any non zero digit, and any of the zero digits in between are significant.

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But any time you draw a vertical line, you're only intersecting it once.

The numbers, the significant figures in your product or your quotient can not be any more than the least number of significant digits, or whatever you are using to come up with that product quotient.

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But the general way to think about it is Which digits are really giving me information about how precise my measurement is?

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Then, in this situation this obviously over here has 4 significant figures, this over here has 3 significant figures.

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Any time you draw a vertical line, it will only intersect the graph once.

But in any situation, the leading zero's are not significant.

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