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The numbers that can actually be measured in analytical work are called (D)
The numbers that can actually be measured in analytical work are called (D, significant figures)
The numbers that can actually be measured in the analysis work are called D, significant figures
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The numbers that can actually be measured in analytical work are referred to as (D). A. Precise numbers B. Accurate numbers C. Reliable numbers D. Significant figures
The numbers that can actually be measured in analytical work are referred to as (D). A. Precise numbers B. Accurate numbers C. Reliable numbers D. Significant figures
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