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3. Experimental Error / Logarithm and Anti-Logarithm Operations / Problem 10
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Synthesize the information about significant figures and mantissa digits to explain how to determine the precision of a logarithmic result.
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The precision of a logarithmic result is determined by matching the number of digits in the mantissa to the significant figures in the original number.
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The precision of a logarithmic result is determined by the number of decimal places in the original number.
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The precision of a logarithmic result is determined by the number of zeros in the original number.
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The precision of a logarithmic result is determined by the total number of digits in the result.
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