WILL VOTE BEST & GIVE 15 POINTS
When
you
walked in to Mrs. Bateast's lab today, you...
WILL VOTE BEST & GIVE 15 POINTS
When
you
walked in to Mrs. Bateast's lab today, you noticed that your partner group had a 0.05432
ml mixture sample of sand and water in a beaker. When your group began the lab to separate the
mixture in to different weight boats, you thought it would be very difficult to remove the sand. As a
result, you added another 5.2ml of water to assist with removing it.
Determine The number of significant figures in your original sample.
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