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*Chemistry example* Chemists/scientists need to know which digits are significant because when measuring thing such as mass, your scale may have only 3 significant digits. If you are trying to find the moles, you can only use 3 sig figs in your answer because any more are not precise.
What else can I help you with?
Why do scientists need to know the size of a population?
Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
Which 2 digits should come next?
To provide the next two digits, I would need to know the specific sequence or pattern you are referring to. Please share the digits or the context of the sequence so I can assist you accurately.
How many digits do yo need to make a number that is 1 less than 100000000?
Eight digits.
Why do you use significant digits when dealing with measurements?
Measurements need to be specific so we use significant digits.
Why do you use A-F as digits in hexadecimal number system?
Because you need symbols, that occupy only one 'place', for sixteen digits, and we only have ten common numerical digits.
What is a decimal with a pattern of digits that shows again and again?
I actually don't know.... I need to know It but I don't know It XD
Why do scientists need to know the size of a population?
Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.
How many digits in a million tons?
In order to answer that question, we need to know the average weight of a digit.
Why do scientists need to know the temperature of the water at the beginning and the end of an experiment?
they need to know so they can record their results accuratley and get a result that is reliable.
Which 2 digits should come next?
To provide the next two digits, I would need to know the specific sequence or pattern you are referring to. Please share the digits or the context of the sequence so I can assist you accurately.
Why is it important that scientists agree on how they classify things?
because they need to know where to find these things
Why do scientists use spacecraft without people to explore space?
scientists use spacecraft without people to explore space because scientists need to know more about space and the solar system
Why do scientists use controls in both field studies and laboratory studies?
i need to know the answer to this question
What do engineers and scientists have in common?
Both need to know quite a lot about math, and science in general.
Why do scientists need to know how to measure things?
Scientists need to know how to measure things in order to collect accurate and reliable data for their experiments and research. Measurements help scientists quantify observations, validate hypotheses, and draw conclusions based on objective data. Additionally, precise measurements enable scientists to make comparisons, detect patterns, and communicate their findings effectively to the scientific community.
Why do you need communication in science laboratories?
because if something goes wrong other scientists need to know what to do whether it is to get out or clean it up
What are three types of info scientists need to classify organisms into kingdoms?
i dnt know u tell me?
