Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide w/ Significant Figures (Sig Fig Rules) - [1-1-15]

In this lesson, you will learn about significant figures (sig figs) and how to perform calculations with sig figs. We handle the cases of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division using significant figures. Each case is handled different. We learn how to count the significant figures and determine how many sig figs should be in the final answer.
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As usual, a good mathimatics lesson with clear explanations. Excellent structure, management time and delivery of the lesson. Very well planned lesson with a recap at the end. Thank you very much, Jason.

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This is finally making sense; thank you so much!

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Happy new year to you and your family Sir.

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Thanks and you too!

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Brilliant professor. Well explained!

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What about significant figures of logarithms, would that be at part two?

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So basically a scientific calculator has no " conscience" of its own to finally round the result of any operations. It's left to the human operator to change the final result. Am I right ,Sir?

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