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ELRIC
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Quote: Originally posted by JJay  | | Significant figures do matter, especially if this is a homework problem. The best approach IMHO is to retain as many decimal places as possible until
the final answer and then use significant digit rules to do the rounding. |
Yes, you are correct. I forgot to mention that. That is also in my chem text, and hopefully everyone else’s. If you start rounding before you get
you’re final value, you’re gonna be in a mess.
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| Quote: Originally posted by ELRIC | | Quote: Originally posted by aga | Serious Grammar/Spelling Error Detected : Grammar Nazi Engine Activated.
Offending Phrase: You’re answer
Correct version: Your answer
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Was that directed to me? I know my grammar/spelling sucks lol. I do appreciate you putting what I was trying to say into simpler terms btw. Until the
OP gets back online, it’s hard to tell if we’ve been any help. I would like to see the original question, and his answer myself
I see what I did Aga. Damn spellcheck. A blessing and a curse, all wrapped up in one
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| Quote: Originally posted by aga | Google (as in google.com itself, not the search results) has quite a few converters built-in.
Typing in the search box: "1/8oz in g" comes up with 3.54g
It's really useful for converting obscure units, like a 'pennyweight', 'cup' or 'dram'. |
Also try this unit converter to convert it.
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