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When is a zero not significant?
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A. When it comes after the decimal point, as in 4.000
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B. When it is included in scientific notation, as in 3.04 x 10-2
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C. When it precedes a non-zero digit but falls after a decimal point,
as in 0.0004
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D. When it falls between two non-zero digits, as in 4.09

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cocoabunny15

Answer: A. When it comes after the decimal point, as in 4.000

Step-by-step explanation: If there are no other numbers after the zeros, there is no reason for them to be place holders. Zeros in decimals act as place holders such as in 4.09 or 4.0009. This actually does change the value of the decimal but 4.000 is just the same as a regular old 4. Hope this helps!

lacibay
A when it comes after the decimal point , as in 4.000

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