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`{:("Column I (No. of significant figures)","Column II (Numbers)"),("(A) 1","(p) "6.022xx10^(23)),("(B) 2","(q) "0.0085),("(C) 3","(r) "2.850),("(D) 5","(s) "0.0200):}`

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To solve the problem of matching the number of significant figures with the given numbers, we will analyze each number step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze the number 6.022 x 10^23 - **Significant Figures**: All non-zero digits are significant. - The digits are 6, 0, 2, 2. - The zero is significant because it is between two non-zero digits. - **Total Significant Figures**: 4 ### Step 2: Analyze the number 0.0085 - **Significant Figures**: Leading zeros are not significant. - The significant digits are 8 and 5. - **Total Significant Figures**: 2 ### Step 3: Analyze the number 2.850 - **Significant Figures**: All non-zero digits and any zeros between them or following a decimal point are significant. - The digits are 2, 8, 5, and the trailing zero. - **Total Significant Figures**: 4 ### Step 4: Analyze the number 0.0200 - **Significant Figures**: Leading zeros are not significant, but trailing zeros after a decimal point are significant. - The significant digits are 2, and the two trailing zeros. - **Total Significant Figures**: 3 ### Summary of Findings: - (A) 1 significant figure: None of the numbers match. - (B) 2 significant figures: Matches with (q) 0.0085. - (C) 3 significant figures: Matches with (s) 0.0200. - (D) 5 significant figures: None of the numbers match. ### Final Matches: - (A) - None - (B) - (q) 0.0085 - (C) - (s) 0.0200 - (D) - None
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