CHEMISTRY

Name______________________________________________________Pd______
Tentative Due Date__________________________________________
Significant Figures Name____________________________________
State how many significant figures are in each number
1) 22.200 g

2) 657 m

3) 0.000711 kg

4) 876.223 mg

5) 52.345 g

6) 0.3609 mL

7) 500000 m

8) 86000. mg

9) 8955.0 g

10) 87200 mL

Solve each problem. State your answer in the proper number of significant figures.

11) 1.0 + 13.45

12) 9.2 - 5

13) 5.800 + 0.4289

14) 5.3 – 2.104

15) 123.45 + 0.82

16) 37.0 ÷ 4

17) (0.63)(9.754)

18) 40.0 ÷ 8.74

19) (0.02384)(1.37)

20) (2.2)(7.776)
CALCULATING WITH MEASUREMENTS Name_____________________________

Remember to observe the rules for significant digits when expressing the answer to the following calculations:

1.Addition

(a) 16.5g + 8g + 4.37g =

(b) 13.25g + 10.00g + 9.6g =

(c) 2.36g + 3.38g + 0.355g + 1.06g =

(d) 0.0853g + 0.0457g + 0.0370g + 0.00387g =

(e) 25.37g + 6.850g + 15.07g + 8.056g =

2.Subtraction

(a) 32.27g - 12.058g =

(b) 13.57g - 6.3g =

(c) 350.0g - 200g =

(d) 27.68g - 14.369g =

(e) 1.100g - 0.0001g =

3.Multiplication

(a) 2.6cm x 3.78cm =

(b) 6.54cm x 0.37cm =

(c) 3.15cm x 2.5cm x 4.00cm =

(d) 0.085cm x 0.050cm x 0.655cm =

(e) 3.08cm x 5.2cm =

(f) 0.035678cm x 0.002cm =

4.Division

(a) 35g/0.62cm3 =

(b) 39g/24.2cm3 =

(c) 0.58g/2.1cm3 =

(d) 40.8g/5.05cm3 =
 Metric Conversions
Use unit analysis to perform the following conversions. Show the set-up and answer.

1. 123 m to cm

2. 456 cm to m

3. 789 g to kg

4. 123 mg to g

5. 456 mm to nm

6. 789 mL to L

7. 123 ng to kg

8. 456 m2 to cm2

9. 789 cm3 to m3

10. 1.23 g/mL to kg/L

Go back and use your calculator to put your answers into SCIENTIFIC NOTATION.
 Density
Directions: Solve each problem below. Show your work and circle your answers.
Example: A student has a sample of aluminum that has a mass of 27 g and a volume of 10 cm3. What is the
density of aluminum?
Density = mass/volume
Density = 27 g / 10 cm3
Density = 2.7 g/cm3
1. A loaf of bread has a mass of 500 g and volume of 2500 cm3. What is the density of the bread?

2. A block of wood has a mass of 6.0 g and a volume of 12.0 cm3. What is the density of the block of wood?

3. The density of a substance is 4.0 g/cm3. If a sample of the substance has a volume of 25 cm3, then what is
its mass?

4. You have a lead ball with a mass of 420 g. The density of lead is 10.5 g/cm3. Find the volume of the ball.

5. A student has a block. It is 2 cm wide, 3 cm tall, and 25 cm long. It has a mass of 600 g. Find the density.