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Which scenario demonstrates precision?
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
Polarity is...
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
Perform the correct sig fig calculation: 10 x 31
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
How many feet are in 5,280 cm (2.54cm = 1 in; 12 in = 1 ft)
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
The two most common measurement systems are
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
Perform the correct sig fig calculation: 51.3 / 3.145
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
My family drinks 3.00 gals of milk a week. My family in Ireland wants to know how many milliliters is this? (1 gal = 3.8 L and 1 L = 1,000mL)
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
Evie weighs 25 lbs. How many kilograms is she? (2.2lbs = 1 kg)
Opposite charges within the same molecule.
300
16.3
Standard; Metric
Luke is throwing a football and it travels perfectly to the catcher every time.
11
11400 mL
173 ft
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