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Express the following calculations to the proper number of significant figures.
`((2.34xx10^(-8))(0.5))/(6.4)`

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In this calculation 0.5 has minimum number of significant digits. It has only one significant digit. The result of this calculation is, therefore, to be rounded off to one significant digit.
`((2.34xx10^(-8))xx(0.5))/(6.4)= (1.17xx10^(-8))/(6.4) = 0.1828125 xx 10^(-8)` Here 8, after 1 is greater than 5, so the result after rounding off is `0.2 xx 10^(-8)`
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